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It sounds quite childish to me, but I think it'd still work, since lots of names have that feel to them (Daisy, Lily, Mollie etc.)

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I prefer the spelling Rosy though.

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"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
Yeah we'll die in the class we were born
That's a class of our own my love"

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♥Elinor♥

What about Rosa?

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Alice, Jack, & Rose - really nice, love Jack and Rose.

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Alec Joseph & Lydia Bridget - nice, I like Joseph and Lydia.

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Rosie Bronwen - They are nice together, even if I don't like Bronwen.
Grace Edith - prefer Edith Grace
Lila Maeve - lovely
Eamon Alasdair - like Alasdair, Eamon sounds like moaning to me
Duncan Hamish - love Duncan, not sure about combo though

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Rosie-cute name

I like Rosie as a nn but if you don't like Rose, you could use it as a nn for something else. Of your combos I like Lila Maeve a lot- Rosalyn Bronwen or Rosalind Bronwen nn Rosie are great imo.

My sister is a Rosy, I don't like or dislike it a great deal, it's just a name I'm completely comfortable with. In her case, it's short for Rosemary Anne.

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Sarah
Married to Jason
Mum to Tobias River & Phinehas Jude
+ another bouncing boy, due late July!

James calls Treasure Rosie because he calls me Roses because my middle name is Rose and Treasure looks like me. hehe. Got that?

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Alice and Jack are nms. Too plain. Rose is my favourite of my middle names, but not my favourite flower name by far.

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Parents: Alec Joseph & Lydia Bridget -neither name is my style.

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Rosie Bronwen -like
Grace Edith -like Grace..especially as a first name
Lila Maeve -love Lila. Not too keenon Maeve.
Eamon Alasdair -Like Alasdair only.
Duncan Hamish -My nephew's mn is Laedon Hamish. That makes it okay for me, but neither name is really my style.

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-Seda*

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This message was edited 7/17/2005, 9:41 PM

It's too nickname-y for me. I love it as a nn, though. I like Rose on its own, moreso as a fn than a mn, but I also love Rosanna, Rosalind, Rosemary, and Rosalie--all of which could have Rosie as a nn.

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BTW, I have a friend named Rose Ann (her fn and mn) who goes by Rosie, but I also have a friend with a dog named Rosie. :b So since I haven't seen my friend Rosie in a while, but I hear my friend Veronica talking about her DOG Rosie all the time now, I'm starting to see it as more of a pet's name. :(

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Alice, Jack and Rose are wonderful together imo.

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Rosie Bronwen - doesn't flow imo
Grace Edith - ok
Lila Maeve - very pretty
Eamon Alasdair - great!
Duncan Hamish - great!

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(Edited to add to message)

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~Heather~

This message was edited 7/17/2005, 9:18 PM

I like it
Other names I like

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Rosie Bronwen-very nice
Grace Edith-Edith is nmsaa
Lila Maeve-cute
Eamon Alasdair-Love, Love, Love
Duncan Hamish-really nice

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My favorite girl names Kathleen,Anastasia,Irina,Lydia,Marissa
My favorite boy names
Gabriel,Elias, Nicolae,Evan,Lachlan, James,Andrei

I love the name Rosie, it's great. I like just Rosie, I don't think that it has to be a nn for another name. I do love Rose aswell though. Out of the family you had I like/love the names Joseph, Lydia Bridget, Rosie, Grace, Lila Maeve and Hamish.

I like Rose (also Rosemary, Rosemarie) but not Rosie. I picture a freckled faced preteen with frizzy red hair. I don't think it captures the sweetness and feminity of Rose.

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Alice, Jack and Rose go very well together.

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Parents: Alec Joseph & Lydia Bridget - Like Alec Joseph. Lydia is so pretty and exotic sounding while Bridget is much more plain. I don't like them together.

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Rosie Bronwen - names go together
Grace Edith - love Grace; Edith is so dated and unpretty (and ungraceful)
Lila Maeve - very pretty, gorgeous
Eamon Alasdair - very Gaelic, I like it
Duncan Hamish - I like it as well

I think Rosie is adorable! I understand what people are saying about naming her Rose and calling her Rosie though, only because I liked Annie as a first name, and I got the same about naming her Anne or Anna instead. It irritated me at first, but then I thought about it and figured there was a point, like if she was an attorney or something she may not be taken as seriously as if she had a more mature name. So, we skipped it all together and went with Laura. Rosie is cute though.... Good luck.

Rosie is very immature sounding and much too nickname-y. It can cause confusion, and it won't age well. Aside from Rose, Rosemary and Rose Marie would work.

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Every woman is a mystery to be solved. - "Don Juan DeMarco"

Rosie was the name of my first doll, so it has sentimental value for me. If I were to actually use it I would name my daughter Rose and just call her Rosie so that she has a more substantial name when she's older.

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Parents: Alec Joseph & Lydia Bridget: Alec is very nice, Joseph is nms, Lydia Bridget is pretty.

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Rosie Bronwen: Bronwen Rose would flow a bit better
Grace Edith: Both names are nms
Lila Maeve: Very pretty
Eamon Alasdair: Very nice, although I prefer Alistair
Duncan Hamish: Both names are nms

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This message was edited 7/17/2005, 6:22 PM

I REALLY dislike Rosie as a full name. It makes me cringe. Rosalia is a favorite name of mine. Do you like Rosalia or Rosalie?

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Rosalia/Rosalie Bronwen sounds nice, but NOT Rosie!
The parents names are good too, except I only like Alec as a nickname for Aleksander.
Edith Grace flows better imo.
I really don't like Maeve because of its meaning. Lila is nice, though
Really don't like Eamon and Alasdair.
Same w/Duncan Hamish.

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