I saw a blogger with the name Roseline, except there was an accept over the e. What do you think? I’d go for the Shakespearean [name]Rosalind[/name], but I have an aunt [name]Linda[/name], who I’m not particularly keen of. I love [name]Caroline[/name], and [name]Rose[/name] is pretty on its own, except I prefer longer names. So, Roseline? I’d say it [name]Rose[/name]-eh-line, NOT [name]Roz[/name]-eh-leen or whatever.
Here’s an audio of it Pronunciations for roseline but I think just saying “rose leen” is fine. I prefer this or Roselaine to Roselie.
[name]Edit[/name]: [name]Just[/name] saw your prn of [name]Rose[/name] [name]LINE[/name], I guess thats ok but unlike [name]Caroline[/name] I dont think there is an english accepted version of this french name but I could be wrong. If I heard someone say [name]Rose[/name] [name]LINE[/name] I would assume they didnt know the correct prn but like I said, maybe there is one Im not aware of?
Its nice not my favorite rose name, but its nice. I like it pronounced as rose eh line as well.
It’s pretty, but I do like [name]Rosalind[/name] (or [name]Rosamund[/name], and maybe even Roselaine as suggested above) better. My default pronunciation would have been [name]Roz[/name]-uh-line, so a mix between your [name]Roz[/name]-uh-leen and [name]Rose[/name]-uh-line. Given how popular [name]Coraline[/name] has been, I think you can get by with the line pronunciation instead of the leen.
side note: I had an aunt named [name]Rosalyn[/name], named after my great-aunt, and while I would consider honoring them and using the name, I just really, really hate that -lyn ending.
I like it, It’s pretty.