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Help[Opinions] R-names and Romée
First of all, could you comment on my favorite R-names? Very much appreciated :)
Romée - this is a new love, it's pronounced ro-MEH, with a long EH sound.
Romy
Ruby
Rosalind
Rosalia
Rose
Rain and Raine
Rory - I like this for both, but more for a boy.
Ross - not a favorite, but I was interested in your opinions ;)
Ryland - starting to grow on me
Ronny or Ronnie - same as above.
Ryker and Ryder - not favorites but curious, as I start seeing them a lot.
Richard
Please suggest some more I might like :)
Romée - this is a new love, it's pronounced ro-MEH, with a long EH sound.
Romy
Ruby
Rosalind
Rosalia
Rose
Rain and Raine
Rory - I like this for both, but more for a boy.
Ross - not a favorite, but I was interested in your opinions ;)
Ryland - starting to grow on me
Ronny or Ronnie - same as above.
Ryker and Ryder - not favorites but curious, as I start seeing them a lot.
Richard
Please suggest some more I might like :)
Replies
Romée - I love this one! It's pretty chic.
Romy - it's quite cute, and I like it both as a full name or a diminutive. I also like Romi and Romie.
Ruby - not my favorite gemstone name, but it's alright. It's refreshing.
Rosalind - I used to like it a lot, but have lost fondness. I now like Rosaline because it sounds softer.
Rosalia - not bad, but I prefer Rosalie.
Rose - pretty. It should be more popular.
Rain and Raine - Rain is lovely, but Raine looks mispelt. I think it works as a nickname for Lorraine.
Rory - not crazy about it, but it's alright. Only on a boy, though.
Ross - not a fan, it's bland and dated.
Ryland - it's better than most modern English names, but looks better as Rylan.
Ronny or Ronnie - not a fan, it's old-fashioned.
Ryker and Ryder - I dislike both of them, they don't have any charm.
Richard - a nice classic.
Suggestions:
Rachel
Rae
Raewyn
Ragna
Rainbow
Raisa
Ramona
Raphaëlle
Raquel
Raven
Ravenna
Raya
Rayna
Rayne
Rebecca
Rebekah
Regina
Regula
Romy - it's quite cute, and I like it both as a full name or a diminutive. I also like Romi and Romie.
Ruby - not my favorite gemstone name, but it's alright. It's refreshing.
Rosalind - I used to like it a lot, but have lost fondness. I now like Rosaline because it sounds softer.
Rosalia - not bad, but I prefer Rosalie.
Rose - pretty. It should be more popular.
Rain and Raine - Rain is lovely, but Raine looks mispelt. I think it works as a nickname for Lorraine.
Rory - not crazy about it, but it's alright. Only on a boy, though.
Ross - not a fan, it's bland and dated.
Ryland - it's better than most modern English names, but looks better as Rylan.
Ronny or Ronnie - not a fan, it's old-fashioned.
Ryker and Ryder - I dislike both of them, they don't have any charm.
Richard - a nice classic.
Suggestions:
Rachel
Rae
Raewyn
Ragna
Rainbow
Raisa
Ramona
Raphaëlle
Raquel
Raven
Ravenna
Raya
Rayna
Rayne
Rebecca
Rebekah
Regina
Regula
Romee - I don't think I can pronounce this properly. The BTN enunciation key says "EH" as in care and bet, but like... they don't sound similar enough to me. So I don't know how to say it. If it really is "eh" as in "meh", I don't like it.
Ruby and Rosalind are nice.
I like Raine, Ross, and Ryland.
I don't like Ronnie, Ryder, Ryker or Rory. They sound unpleasant.
I love Rosalia and Rain.
Richard is fine, but there are classic names that I like much better.
These aren't suggestions, these are just what I like:
Ryan
Roy
Royce
Reese (I prefer this spelling. I'm not Welsh and have no incentive to spell it as Rhys.)
Robin
Raven
Raymond
Raylen
Roland
Richmond
Rhiannon
Rochelle
Rio
Risa
Rika
Rui
Rosaria
Rosario
Rosalio
Rosa
Rosabelle
Rosabella
Ruby and Rosalind are nice.
I like Raine, Ross, and Ryland.
I don't like Ronnie, Ryder, Ryker or Rory. They sound unpleasant.
I love Rosalia and Rain.
Richard is fine, but there are classic names that I like much better.
These aren't suggestions, these are just what I like:
Ryan
Roy
Royce
Reese (I prefer this spelling. I'm not Welsh and have no incentive to spell it as Rhys.)
Robin
Raven
Raymond
Raylen
Roland
Richmond
Rhiannon
Rochelle
Rio
Risa
Rika
Rui
Rosaria
Rosario
Rosalio
Rosa
Rosabelle
Rosabella
The "EH" pronunciation key irks me because I think care and bet are pronounced with different vowel sounds.
R messes up other vowels... there's probably a word for it. ?? They are technically different, but I think when there is an R after the long A like in care, it comes out sounding pretty much like the vowel in bet. If you say bare and bear the same - that's what I mean. Also consider the surname Behr, which presumably has the same vowel as bet in it, but sounds just like bear.