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I like Rose better, they're both still very pretty and elegant names.

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This message was edited 4/18/2017, 11:51 AM

I love Rosa, and the positive association I have is with the novel Bleak House. I do indeed prefer it to Rose, which I like, too.

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Rosa Constance is so lovely and cute and retro, as is Rosa Marguerite, though maybe excessively floral.

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Rosa Beatrice
Rosa Catherine
Rosa Constance
Rosa Charlotte
Rosa Elisabeth
Rosa Frances
Rosa Guinevere
Rosa Genevieve
Rosa Katherine
Rosa Lucille
Rosa Magdalene
Rosa Marjorie
Rosa Margaret
Rosa Marguerite
Rosa Marianne
Rosa Penelope
Rosa Vivienne
Rosa Winifred

I prefer the simplicity of Rose, but Rosa is okay too. It does make me think of Rosa Parks, who isn't a bad namesake at all!

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Rosa is sort of orange mixed with a bit of red.

I think Rosa is a beautiful name, so gorgeous. Rose is lovely too and I couldn't choose a fave out of the two. I always think of Rosa Parks, the human rights activist and that's not a bad thing imo. I always see the colour red when I hear the name, for obvious reasons.

Rosa is my number one girls name—I absolutely adore it. Rose doesn't compare in my eyes.

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Imagery wise I get cream colored linens in morning light. There is no rhyme or reason to that other than the letters used equate to that in my mind. I guess it's synesthesia of some form or another.

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My associations are Rosa Parks and Rosa Vera, an artist. I also think of the song Rosa by Jacques Brel and Rosa by Keith Harkin.

This message was edited 4/16/2017, 6:05 PM

I like Rosa. I think it's pretty, exotic, and far more interesting than Rose. I know quite a few Roses and Rosies, and I find them a bit boring (the names not the people haha). The only association I have with Rosa is Rosa Parks, so a great one, and she makes me like Rosa more. I think there's a bit of an exotic, historical feel to Rosa. I can imagine a beautiful girl with long, dark curly hair, wearing a light white cotton dress somewhere hot, always running off, not doing as she's told, and generally being a bit mischievous and defiant. Colourwise I think warm, reds and yellows.