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I suddenly remembered it today, it was the name of a character in a comic book I used to read. I have never heard of someone named this.
It is pronounced ros-ay and means dew in French. I find it soft and quite lovely without being too extravagantly hippie. Perhaps because it is close to Rose, which I like a lot. WDYT?
It is pronounced ros-ay and means dew in French. I find it soft and quite lovely without being too extravagantly hippie. Perhaps because it is close to Rose, which I like a lot. WDYT?
This message was edited 2/3/2010, 11:31 AM
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Reminds me of pink wine. But the dew meaning makes sense: as in Rosemary, I suppose.
I knew a Palestinian woman called Nada which she said also meant Dew. They'd be a good sibset if nobody you know speaks Spanish!
I knew a Palestinian woman called Nada which she said also meant Dew. They'd be a good sibset if nobody you know speaks Spanish!
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Will siblings be Alize, Brandi and Michelob Ultra?
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Michelob is actually kind of fun I must admit. Same with Alize. And Zinfandel. Man, booze gets all the cool names.
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Ah ah, actually I did prefer Chardonnay, it's a tad classier.
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Aside from the obvious wine connection, it just seems pretentious to me.
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I actually really like this. It's like Rose with a bit of flair.
[edit] Nice meaning too. :)
[edit] Nice meaning too. :)
This message was edited 2/3/2010, 2:38 PM
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I'm sorry, but it just makes me think of rose' wine. I keep thinking her sister would be named Chardonnay.
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It means dew? How marvelous! I would imagine it means "pink" or some such thing... or... "cream" or something (I'm thinking of rosé sauce for pastas, lol).
It's beautiful. I would be very tempted to use it. I would fear the pasta-sauce reference an awful lot though. It is a lovely name, and I'm not a big Rose-name fan.
It's beautiful. I would be very tempted to use it. I would fear the pasta-sauce reference an awful lot though. It is a lovely name, and I'm not a big Rose-name fan.
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Well actually it is also an adjective meaning pinkish, in the feminine form. I might be afraid of the rosé wine and sauce references too, but I don't think it should lead to real teasing. Maybe does it just make it a little less poetic, lol.
I wouldn't mind naming my kids after pasta, but I would probably be a terrible mother.
I wouldn't mind naming my kids after pasta, but I would probably be a terrible mother.
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I am looking forward to being a terrible mother as well. Rotini is a good strong name for a boy.
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Sure, Rotini beats Gunner anytime.
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