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HelpRe: Rose, Rosalind, or Rosalie? (m)
in reply to a message by Billina
Rosalie comes across as froufrou or try-hard. It's like a pretty dress with a garish bow.
Rose could be okay, but to me, it sounds more like a shade of blush or a pony than it does a person. It actually doesn't remind me of the flower that much...I guess because I hear that as plural most often.
I'd prefer Rosa to either of those, if I wanted that 'rows' sound.
But I prefer Rosalind, ultimately. I think it's well-balanced enough to be wearable, plus Roz is buzzy. It's dark red, while the other two are pink (seems more robust).
Rose could be okay, but to me, it sounds more like a shade of blush or a pony than it does a person. It actually doesn't remind me of the flower that much...I guess because I hear that as plural most often.
I'd prefer Rosa to either of those, if I wanted that 'rows' sound.
But I prefer Rosalind, ultimately. I think it's well-balanced enough to be wearable, plus Roz is buzzy. It's dark red, while the other two are pink (seems more robust).
This message was edited 11/26/2018, 8:00 AM
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