[Opinions] Roe
What do you think about the name Roe? It means deer. And do you think it could work on a girl?
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I'd rather see
Hart, Fawn, or Maral if what you're going for is the deer connotation. Roe to me is, like other posters pointed out, too closely tied to abortion politics and fish for me to consider it anything less than unpleasant as a name.
Rowe is a popular surname in my hometown and I would buy it as, say, a middle name if it was relevant to the bearer's family. It's less unattractive visually, IMO, although I'm still not thrilled with the sound and it'd seem a bit random if it wasn't a family surname or something of that nature.
I might suggest as alternatives with long O's:
Rose
Romy
Romaine
Rosaire
Rosine
Rowan
Rozsa, Rosa, Roza, etc.
Or other short R names:
Rue
Rae
Ruwa
Rina
Rika
Rita
Ritva
Rhea
Hart, Fawn, or Maral if what you're going for is the deer connotation. Roe to me is, like other posters pointed out, too closely tied to abortion politics and fish for me to consider it anything less than unpleasant as a name.
Rowe is a popular surname in my hometown and I would buy it as, say, a middle name if it was relevant to the bearer's family. It's less unattractive visually, IMO, although I'm still not thrilled with the sound and it'd seem a bit random if it wasn't a family surname or something of that nature.
I might suggest as alternatives with long O's:
Rose
Romy
Romaine
Rosaire
Rosine
Rowan
Rozsa, Rosa, Roza, etc.
Or other short R names:
Rue
Rae
Ruwa
Rina
Rika
Rita
Ritva
Rhea
This message was edited 6/9/2008, 1:32 PM
I think it's nn (it's used in greek as a nn for Callihroe)
First, I think of fish roe
which are fish eggs.
Then I think of Roe vs. Wade.
Besides that, it doesn't sound feminine to me.
which are fish eggs.
Then I think of Roe vs. Wade.
Besides that, it doesn't sound feminine to me.