thoughts?

[lillypiesmummy]

Hey ladies

What are your thoughts on the name Ruaraidh?

Ta muchly!

 

[kimbobaloobob]

how is it pronounced???

 

[lillypiesmummy]

lol, sorry should have said. pronounced roo-ar-ee

x

 

[Kitty23]

love love it! It's my second name after Rowan. It's quite popular in Scotland and all it will take is some gentle reminders for non scots to pronounce it right xxx

 

[MUMOF5]

Its different. Think the pronounciation would be a big problem for most people , I was trying to figure it out for ages, until I saw your reply to kimbobaloobob's question. I think i'd prefer the simpler and similar sounding name of Rory . xx

 

[lillypiesmummy]

I know its not the easiest to pronounce but i think its heard a bit more up here than down south. I'm really struggling to find boys names i like. Thanks for the replies! x

 

[MUMOF5]

TBH its the first time ive ever heard it, but if its a well known name in Scotland, then Im deffo in favour of traditional names .

 

[Abigailly]

Its really common around here (Fife).. Don't think anyone would have trouble pronouncing it.

Even so, as soon as he explains it they'd be fine with it.

 

[suzanne108]

I really really don't like it. Sorry!!!

Rory I like... I dunno if your name is pronounced the same, but I just don't like the spelling or the way it looks. xx

 

[kimbobaloobob]

its different, i cant make up my mind lol

 

[lillypiesmummy]

u dont have to apologise lol, i did ask. its pronounced the same as rory except its roory instead of roary.

 

[Gunner's Mama]

If it is a known name where you live I say go for it. It sounds cute but being here in the States I would not have a clue on how to pronounce it. That said, I am a fan of traditional spellings. GL.