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If it’s two syllables, it’s just too cutesy.

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If it’s three, it reminds me of Belarus.

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Either way, I don’t like the “beller” in there.

Bellerose sounds too much like a street to me, Rosebelle sounds more name-like imo

Bellerose is quite charming and pretty in my opinion at least. Katerina Bellerose is my favorite.

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Bellerose Eileen
Bellerose Annette
Bellerose Marlene
Bellerose Olivia
Bellerose Antonia
Bellerose Sarah
Bellerose Kira
Bellerose Camelia

This message was edited 12/6/2022, 5:56 PM

I don’t like it. It’s decadent and dramatic. It reminds me of a strong floral perfume you’d catch a whiff off an elderly lady in pearls.

Is this pronounced Bell-rose or Bell-i-rose? Like the latter, don't like the former

I like it! It’s different, doesn’t follow the usual pattern (eg Rosabel, which is the awkward one imo) but uses two familiar and pretty elements. I also like Penrose for a girl. I think something ending in -a balances it out nicely.

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Bellerose Sophia
Bellerose Cordelia
Bellerose Genevieve
Bellerose Amelia
Bellerose Camila

I think it's really unsuccessful. Rosabel is neater and tidier and has a nicer rhythm.

Don't like it at all, I think Bellarose is a little better