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Rollo (RAHL-o, according to this site) is a family name for me, and it reminds me of Roland. What do you think of both names? I think Rollo would make an interesting middle name, in particular.
This message was edited 5/16/2013, 5:16 PM
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Sorry! Supposed to be under OP.
Roland is has a very "round" sound to me. I tend to think of it as a contraction of "roll around." I know that's horrible, but it's true.
And the only association I have with Rollo is that it's the name of a character on Vikings and he's a character with a lot of "is he bad or is he good" debate, but I'm pretty sure he's bad. So I'm not feeling it.
I don't know if Rollo is in actual Norse mythology like Ragnar and some of the other characters are.
Otherwise, it makes me think of The Hunchback of Notre-Dame because it sounds like Frollo.
Roland is has a very "round" sound to me. I tend to think of it as a contraction of "roll around." I know that's horrible, but it's true.
And the only association I have with Rollo is that it's the name of a character on Vikings and he's a character with a lot of "is he bad or is he good" debate, but I'm pretty sure he's bad. So I'm not feeling it.
I don't know if Rollo is in actual Norse mythology like Ragnar and some of the other characters are.
Otherwise, it makes me think of The Hunchback of Notre-Dame because it sounds like Frollo.
This message was edited 5/17/2013, 1:39 PM
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I really like both actually. I would love to meet a little boy with either one of these names.
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I really like Roland, but dislike Rollo.
Well, I dislike Rollo for a human. I do think it would be cute for a cat or dog.
Well, I dislike Rollo for a human. I do think it would be cute for a cat or dog.
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