Rose is getting a sister - help with name

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Eleanor (E. of Aquitaine and E. Roosevelt were both incredibly strong women)
Emily
Catherine
Violet
Pearl
Claire
Charlotte
Claire
Clara
Alice
Sarah
Marjorie
Lucy

Wow no, do not name her Eleanor, have you been on a playground in the last 5 years? It’s a lovely name but everyone coalesced around it simultaneously.

Actually most of this list except for Marjorie and Pearl is like an attendance list for half the PKs in the country.

[Anonymous]

Do today's wordle and you will get your answer.

[Anonymous]

We have two a Rose (Rosie) and Colleen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Marie

+1. Love this name. Familiar but not common, easy to spell and pronounce, and so pretty while also strong.

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Anonymous wrote:Marie

+1. Love this name. Familiar but not common, easy to spell and pronounce, and so pretty while also strong.

Nice name, but it’s like naming your kids Isa and Bella.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Marie

+1. Love this name. Familiar but not common, easy to spell and pronounce, and so pretty while also strong.

Nice name, but it’s like naming your kids Isa and Bella.

Not really. Rose and Marie are both common, separate names on their own. Isa and Bella are two parts of the same name and are not commonly used on their own.

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Anonymous wrote:Marie

+1. Love this name. Familiar but not common, easy to spell and pronounce, and so pretty while also strong.

Nice name, but it’s like naming your kids Isa and Bella.

Not really. Rose and Marie are both common, separate names on their own. Isa and Bella are two parts of the same name and are not commonly used on their own.

They exist on their own, but that’s irrelevant(you’re missing the point). “Rosemarie” would sound equally ridiculous. Same for Rose + Etta, Rose + Mary, Rose + Ella, Rose +Anne, Rose + Lynn, etc.

[Anonymous]

June rose sounds like you are describing the time the rise bloomed

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I find the flower theme 10x worse than names that start with the same letter. Too cute-sy

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Anonymous wrote:I like Eve, Grace, and June!

Also:
Maeve
Hazel
Vera
Ava

OP here, I like Vera but am concerned about Veer-uh vs Vare-uh. I want to be sure the pronunciation is obvious. Such a pretty name though.

I have never heard anyone pronounce it “veer-uh”

I’ve never heard someone not pronounce it this way

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Anonymous wrote:+1 for Nina

Perfect name.

Seems incomplete

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Ada
Gemma
Annabelle
Jane
Megan
Jade

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. No Gloria fans? That was my grandma’s name and she was wonderful. I guess that’s one of the old lady names that won’t become cool again.

I change my vote.

The fact that it’s Grandma’s name means a lot to me!

Aw thanks! I think DH may not be sold on this one but we shall see. I was thinking “Glo” as a nickname.

Love-love-love Glo as her nickname !

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Ivy