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Very nice, but not my style.

Not digging it.

A little too on the nose if you ask me, with regards to the meaning. It's also just unappealing and sounds like the name of a deadly disease or something. I'd just stick to 'Rosa' Much nicer.

Don't like it

I don't like it. It doesn't sound or look good to me, and it's close enough to 'generous' in English to obviously mean 'generous' but also just look weird, like it's trying not to be obvious about it whilst being screamingly obvious.

I'm not really a fan, but I like the meaning.

Hi !!!

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Interesting!
It's also the Italian way to say "generous" pronounced jeh-neh-ROH-zah.

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I think that it's not used at all (or of it's used it's very rare).

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Anyway I was thinking about Karim / Karima that have the same meaning so...why not?

This message was edited 1/21/2022, 8:42 AM

Inconveniently long, so it would immediately shorten to Genny, pronounced like Jenny; and there are easier and more English ways of achieving a daughter called Jenny. I don't find the meaning very attractive either: generosity is a good quality but not a virtue like Hope or Clemency. I can imagine Generosa's friends finding it amusing to ask her for a sandwich, a sweet, her homework ... and that would get tiresome very quickly.

I don't care for it, the sound is unappealing to me