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I've never really cared for it, but it has been growing on me lately. The Catalan form of Rose, Rosa, is usually seen here in women on their 40-50, so I don't think a baby with this name would be nice, but I like the sound, and the meaning is just great, so, why not?
BUT, I don't like the nn Rosie or the other possible full names at all, they sound just bad, imo.
And, if you're interested, the Catalan name Roser (pron. roo-ZEH, "EH" like in grey without the -y) means rosebush. I'm not specially fond on it, but it isn't bad. It's my grandmother's name.
Eva
BUT, I don't like the nn Rosie or the other possible full names at all, they sound just bad, imo.
And, if you're interested, the Catalan name Roser (pron. roo-ZEH, "EH" like in grey without the -y) means rosebush. I'm not specially fond on it, but it isn't bad. It's my grandmother's name.
Eva
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