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I like it, but not quite as much as I like the similar Rosabelle and Roselle

There is an Australian parrot.....

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Called a Rosella. It's just not appealing to me because of this. I'm not fond of most names associated with birds for some reason.

I don't like it. It's too frilly and seems like it's trying too hard.

Rosella sounds really cute.... Rosella Abigail?

Roseola

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That's all I think of when I see it, sorry.

I usually like Rose- names, but Rosella and Rosanna are the only two I really don't like. For some reason it sounds more made up than other Rose names, I think because it's two full names squished together: Rose and Ella.

I don't like it. It sounds like a brand of butter.

I think Rosella sounds lovely. I would pair it with something equally soft, like Rosella Grace.

I think it sounds like the name of a contagious disease. Sorry.

Normally I would like this name, but my inlaws live on Rosella Drive, so I can't get past that!
As a name it's very feminine and the -ella ending makes it fit it with the scores of Bella's, Ella's, and Stella's around today.

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