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I love Maeve, but Roma makes me think of Rome, Italy and tomatoes. :b However, I love Romy as a nn for Rosemary. Rosemary and Maeve sound great together, imo.

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Maeve - I love this one and have for some time. One of my favorite authors is Maeve Binchy. It sounds like a spunky Irish girl.

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Roma/Romy - eh. It's nms.

I actually really like both of them. Maeve is one of those names that I'm secretly in love with.

I like both names, especially Maeve, but I'm a bit confused as to how they might combine your Irish and Norwegian heritage... Maeve is Irish, but Roma is Itallian, as far as I know.

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Some combos for Maeve with Scandinavian middle names:

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Maeve Berit
Maeve Birgitta
Maeve Ingrid
Maeve Inga
Maeve Kari
Maeve Kirsten
Maeve Signe (or Signy)

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~ EM

Maeve means "intoxicating" (as you probably know), and I imagine any girl named Maeve to fit that description: mysterious, independent, interesting. I imagine a girl named Romy to be bubbly and high-spirited. Here are some of my favorite Irish & Norwegian girls' names, in case that helps at all...

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Alva
Anna
Helena
Helene
Katrine
Lena
Sanna
Siri
Sunniva
Synnove

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Bridget
Eileen
Maeve
Nessa
Niamh
Sine
Talulla
Teagan

Maeve is just lovely. It's cool, strong, and nicely mysterious, no mention of being absolutely gorgeous. Hence, I'd imagine a girl called Maeve to display these qualities, too.

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Roma is pretty, too. Makes me think of an intelligent, sophistocated, sensible person. I really like the NN Romy, too - though I ultimately prefer it as a NN for Rosemary.

I like both names.

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Ivy Maeve

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Romy Hazel