Hello! What are your thoughts on the name [name_u]Rosen[/name_u]/Rozen/Rozenn for a girl? (Means rose) Which spelling do you prefer?
Is it pronounced [name_f]Rose[/name_f]-en or Rah-zen? I prefer the spelling [name_u]Rosen[/name_u]!
Rose-en
That’s what I figured. I was only asking because it reminded me of rosin (rah-zin), which is something dancers put on their pointe shoes. [name_u]Rosen[/name_u] sounds beautiful! I love all variations of [name_f]Rose[/name_f]!
It reminds me of this hot dog bun/bread brand I’ve seen before, S. [name_u]Rosen[/name_u]’s. It’s not a bad name at all. Kind of reminds me of [name_f]Roselyn[/name_f] in a way.
It’s a very common Jewish last name so might be weird to use if you aren’t Jewish IMO
I associate it with the poet [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_u]Rosen[/name_u], who I met once and is very lovely much prefer the name on a boy
Because of this, I think it would be even stranger if you were Jewish!
Rosen is warm and sweet
I like [name_u]Rosen[/name_u] a lot, for either sex. And I really like [name_f]Rozenn[/name_f] for a girl! It’s [name_m]Breton[/name_m], I believe? Very pretty and striking looking.
I really dig [name_u]Rosen[/name_u]. I’m not big on Rozen/Rozenn, though.
I also associate it with [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_u]Rosen[/name_u], who I am a fan of. It doesn’t appeal to me as a first name though.
I would read [name_f]Rozenn[/name_f] as “roh-ZEN” rather than like [name_u]Rosen[/name_u].
I like the [name_u]Rosen[/name_u] spelling! I think it’s pretty but it makes me think of football player [name_m]Josh[/name_m] [name_u]Rosen[/name_u].
I also associate this with the surname [name_u]Rosen[/name_u]. I like the idea of it as a middle name if you are honoring someone with this surname/passing down your maiden name, etc.
This was my thought, too. Theoretically it’s lovely in sound - reminds me of all those delightful [name_f]Rosie[/name_f] names mashed up with a more edgy surnamey/unisex option (like [name_u]Auden[/name_u] or [name_u]Rowan[/name_u]), but it almost feels TOO surnamey to me, sorry.