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Help[Opinions] Re: Romilly
in reply to a message by Ottilie
I think it seems trendy. It reminds me of Brittany in the late 70s. I predict it'll get a lot more popular in the US if just one bearer becomes famous here and people learn how to pronounce it. But not as popular as Brittany did, of course.
I think it seems sort of tough-pretty, not-quite-girl-namey. Like Brittany was, and London and Paisley and Addison and Aubrey are. Trendy styled, but without being a typical-seeming trendy name. Also it seems a little better-dressed than those names. I get a severe but feminine impression from it, like starched white cotton with lace.
I usually like names with those letter sounds. It seems like I should like it. But I am not pleased by the sound of Romilly. Whether it rhymes homily, or sounds like roamily, it seems a little doughy to me somehow. It's very similar to Clara, to me, in a way I can't explain. Romilly Clara.
I think it seems sort of tough-pretty, not-quite-girl-namey. Like Brittany was, and London and Paisley and Addison and Aubrey are. Trendy styled, but without being a typical-seeming trendy name. Also it seems a little better-dressed than those names. I get a severe but feminine impression from it, like starched white cotton with lace.
I usually like names with those letter sounds. It seems like I should like it. But I am not pleased by the sound of Romilly. Whether it rhymes homily, or sounds like roamily, it seems a little doughy to me somehow. It's very similar to Clara, to me, in a way I can't explain. Romilly Clara.
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