Prn Rosalind

[name]How[/name] do your prn [name]Rosalind[/name]? I love [name]Rose[/name]-ah-lin but I despise [name]Roz[/name] a lin.

I pronounce it [name]Rose[/name]-ah-lind.

I’ve always pronounced [name]Rosalind[/name] as “RAH-zuh-lind” with the “d” barely heard (aka late actress [name]Rosalind[/name] [name]Russell[/name]).

RAH-zuh-lind, with the very quiet “d”, like mischa said.

RAH-zuh-lind for me too. I like it and I think it is lovely. [name]ROSE[/name]-uh-lind would be lovely too, but I am not sure if it is correct or commonly used enough to be accepted.

I always pronounce it [name]ROSE[/name]-uh-lind, also with a quiet d.

I say [name]Rosalind[/name] like RAH-zuh-lind as well.

[name]Rose[/name]-ah-lind.

[name]Roz[/name]-lind or [name]Roz[/name]-a-lind

I say [name]Rose[/name]-ah-lin

[name]Roz[/name]-ah-lind

I say [name]Rose[/name]-ah-[name]Lind[/name].

Rah-zuh-lind

Rah-zuh-lind. But the “rah” is almost like “raw.”

I say [name]ROSE[/name]-uh-lind.

I say [name]ROSE[/name]-uh-lind too. I think both prns are considered correct though.
I love love love [name]Rosalind[/name] ( and [name]Rosamund[/name] ) I just picture a rose garden!

I think [name]Rose[/name]-a-lind is prettiest, but am pretty sure [name]Roz[/name]-a-lind is much more standard. That’s how it’s usually pronounced in the [name]Shakespeare[/name] play that uses it.

[name]ROSE[/name]-ah-lind

The s is pronounced like a z. Most people say it Rawzalind
That is my least favorite thing about the name [name]Rosalind[/name]. I dislike the nn [name]Roz[/name].
If you like a soft s, then I think you should use a double barrel name: [name]Rosa[/name] [name]Lynn[/name].

RAH-zuh-lind for me as well.