Im having a baby, if it is a boy i like the name rocha dos anyone else?
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yea, i like it. its pronounced rosh - a, isn't it? very catchy and origional. great.
How is it pronounced? I don't think I like it.
It wouldn't be my choice, but to each his own. I believe Rocha is a type of candy, if I am not mistaken. I don't know if I would name my son after candy or not. How about Tyler or Tanner. My nephews names are Reed and Travis, I also like those. If you are going for something different, maybe something like Ronin, that is a good one. Good luck and remember your child has to live with it forever.
I sounds really strange, but if you like it everyone else has no choice but to love it it's your baby.
It's different, but catchy. What is the English translation?
the spelling kinda looks like ROCH-AH, as in cockroach AHHH. Roke-ah? is that how its suppose to be said?
not really, wouldnt be the name of my baby.
Hmm not bad but if I ever had a boy I would call it Bruce or Kaiser. Or if it was a girl I would call it Gaius Helen Mohiam or just Zhora.
sorry,but personally i dont like it,but having said that it depends what the surname is.it may sound nice put together.
It's a bit feminine sounding, but hey, it's your baby.
I think if you like it then thats what is important. Its very unique :)
You want to name you kid an anagram of roach?
Oh well, you might want to consider, This, Parc, Sckollob, Sitt, Knaw, Sear, Snipe, Tilc, or something else!
I don't think I like it. Just imagine how he might feel when he is an adult.
Often names give people prejudices about the person, so he might have disadvantages from that. I have a foreign surname from generations ago and was turned away at jobs, because people thought it wasn't my mother tongue. That's how narrow-mindedness can affect people.
I think its good you are thinking outside the box but personally I think it sounds a bit girly but I could be really wrong Its one of those things its hard to classify a name if u haven't heard it before
Personally I don't like names that end in an 'a' for boys, but that really doesn't matter...he's your baby and if you like it then that's what counts.
err no!
Rocha is a girl's name. It is Irish and spelled Roise (pronounced Rocha).
A boy called Rocha might get laughed at by any Irish people he encounters.
It's different and original I guess =)
im not sure..still reminds me of a **** roach..sorry.
i like the name Ulf.it means wolf.but yes i dont like seeing kids get bullied like i was at school for having a strange name.
still gives me nightmares when i see chitty chitty bang bang on tv. and Kaiser ..isn't that German for cheese?
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