Did you know that the name Rose comes from the Latin rosa, meaning ‘flower’ or ‘rose’ and is regarded as the essence of womanhood?
Numerologists have suggested that children named Rose are sociable, fun-loving, and imaginative people – ideal qualities in a child whose parents see her as a free-spirited figure who stands out from the crowd.
The name Rose has been used in numerous movie and TV classics such as Dr. Who, Harry Potter, and Titanic, and transforms seamlessly into a moniker such as Rosie, Rosemary, or Rosanne should its bearer wish to do so.
Enjoy your stroll down the fragrant path of our worldwide list of names meaning Rose.
Rose Girl names
- Alba — [Spanish] “white rose”
- Amarantha — [Greek] “eternal rose”
- Anemone — [Greek] “wind rose”
- Anise — [English] “rose”
- Aparna — [Indian] “leaf of the sacred fig”
- Apri — [Italian] “flower”
- Araceli — [Spanish] “altar of roses”
- Auranthe — [Greek] “orange blossom”
- Ava — [Latin] “like a bird”
- Azalea — [Hebrew] “rose”
- Bella — [Italian] “beautiful”
- Belladonna — [Italian] “beautiful lady”
- Blossom — [English] “flowering”
- Briar — [English] “thorny rose”
- Camellia — [Latin] “flowering rose”
- Cameo — [Italian] “helmet”
- Cariad — [Welsh] “beloved”
- Chastity — [Latin] “pure”
- Clementine — [French] “merciful”
- Cora — [Greek] “maiden”
- Daisy — [English] “daisy flower”
- Dahlia — [Swedish] “dahlia flower”
- Dawn — [English] “sunrise”
- Delia — [Greek] “dark beauty”
- Eden — [Hebrew] “delight”
- Eliza — [Hebrew] “God is my oath”
- Elise — [French] “God is my oath”
- Elsa — [German] “pledged to God”
- Emmeline — [French] “industrious”
- Estelle — [French] “star”
- Felicity — [Latin] “happiness”
- Fleur — [French] “flower”
- Flora — [Latin] “flower”
- Freya — [Norse] “noble woman”
- Genevieve — [French] “tribe woman”
- Ginger — [English] “ginger flower”
- Gloriana — [Latin] “glorious”
- Grace — [English] “graceful”
- Hana — [Japanese] “flower”
- Hannah — [Hebrew] “gracious”
- Harmony — [Greek] “harmonious”
- Heide — [German] “heather flower”
- Henrietta — [German] “ruler of the home”
- Hester — [Hebrew] “star”
- Hyacinth — [Greek] “blue flower”
- Ianthe — [Greek] “violet flower”
- Isabella — [Hebrew] “God is my oath”
- Ivy — [English] “a climbing plant”
- Jasmine — [Persian] “jasmine flower”
- Juliet — [English] “youthful”
- Juniper — [Latin] “evergreen”
- Kami — [Japanese] “divine beauty”
- Katelyn — [Irish] “pure”
- Kathleen — [Irish] “pure”
- Lavender — [Latin] “blue flower”
- Lilac — [Greek] “purple flower”
- Lily — [Latin] “lily flower”
- Lilyana — [English] “lily flower”
- Lotus — [Chinese] “lotus flower”
- Magnolia — [Latin] “magnolia flower”
- Marigold — [English] “golden flower”
- Marisol — [Spanish] “splendid rose”
- Mary — [Hebrew] “bitter”
- Maureen — [Irish] “bitter”
- Melinda — [Greek] “honey bee”
- Melissa — [Greek] “honey bee”
- Meredith — [Welsh] “great ruler”
- Minerva — [Latin] “intellect”
- Mirabelle — [French] “marvelous beauty”
- Myrtle — [Greek] “myrtle flower”
- Natalie — [Latin] “Christmas day”
- Nell — [English] “light”
- Nessa — [Hebrew] “miracle”
- Olivia — [Latin] “olive tree”
- Ophelia — [Greek] “helpful”
- Pandora — [Greek] “all-gifted”
- Penelope — [Greek] “weaver”
- Periwinkle — [English] “blue flower”
- Petunia — [English] “flower”
- Poppy — [Latin] “red flower”
- Primrose — [Latin] “first rose”
- Prudence — [Latin] “wise”
- Raven — [English] “dark-haired”
- Rosalind — [English] “gentle rose”
- Rosamund — [German] “protector of roses”
- Rose — [English] “rose”
- Rosemary — [Latin] “rosemary herb”
- Rosie — [English] “rose”
- Rowan — [Irish] “little red-haired one”
- Ruth — [Hebrew] “companion”
- Sabrina — [Latin] “from the river Severn”
- Sadie — [Hebrew] “princess”
- Scarlet — [English] “red”
- Selina — [Greek] “moon”
- Sienna — [Italian] “reddish-orange”
- Snowdrop — [English] “white flower”
- Stella — [Latin] “star”
- Sunny — [English] “cheerful”
- Susan — [Hebrew] “lily”
- Sylvie — [French] “from the forest”
- Tamara — [Hebrew] “date palm tree”
- Thalia — [Greek] “blooming”
- Theodora — [Greek] “gift of God”
- Thistle — [English] “thorny flower”
- Violet — [English] “purple flower”
- Willow — [Old English] “willow tree”
- Yarrow — [English] “flower”
- Yolanda — [Greek] “violet flower”
- Zinnia — [Persian] “flower”
- Zora — [Slavic] “dawn”
