Roar

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One of the SONGS by Katy Perry has this name!
― say_no_to_nestle  1/30/2022
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Why would anyone use this in an English-speaking country? Just use it in Norway, please.
― Inxpect  8/18/2021
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Silly name.
― Anonymous User  4/8/2021
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If you're not Norwegian, don't use this name. People will make fun of you and call you "Tiger" or "Lion" or "Big Cat" and things like that.
― Crystal_Fox  3/21/2021
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Fine for non-English-speakers. Otherwise, forget it. It's too funny.
― noisynora  2/5/2021
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It's not pronounced like the English "roar", but more like ROO-uhr.
― Caprice  10/27/2010
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ROAR!
I don't like it as a name, sorry.
― TayLeigh127  1/9/2009
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It's not an English name. I don't have it in IPA (international phonetic alphabet), but it's not pronounced like Roar. Though, I must agree that English speaking parents perhaps should steer away from this name.
― Anonymous User  11/3/2008
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A roar is a loud sound that an animal like a lion makes. I wouldn't use it as a name. It sounds quite silly.
― bananarama  10/9/2008
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