Origin of the name Rosemarie: Combination of the names Rose (horse; rose) and Marie. The name became popular at a time when flower names were coming into use, and it might therefore have originated as a borrowing of the name of the herb rosemary, which is derived from the Latin ros marīnus (dew of the sea).
The meaning of the name “Roselani†is: “Heavenly Roseâ€. Categories: Hawaiian Names.
Spanish meaning: The name Roseline is a Spanish baby name The Spanish meaning of Roseline is: Pretty rose.
Meanings and history of the name Rosella: | Edit. A rosella is a type of colorful parakeets found in Australia. Pronounced: roh-ZEL-uh. A Roselle or also known as a Rosella is also a beautiful flower found in Australia. Rosella can mean "Rose of Gemini" or "Little Rose"
Meaning of name Roselle. Etymology : French diminutive of ROSE. Saint : Origin : French (Rare)
The name Rosalind was brought to England by way of the Norman-French after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The French adapted the name from the ancient Germanic Roslindis, from the Old High German elements “hros” meaning “horse” and “lindi” meaning “soft, mild, tender, gentle”.
Pronounced Rose-lynn with 2 syllables, the first like the flower and the second rhymes with "win" Personal experiences with the name Roselynn: | Edit. combination of 2 namesakes - Rose, an amazing woman of faith who lived to be 103 and Lynn, a woman of great strength, endurance and determination.
Origin of the name Rosemarie: Combination of the names Rose (horse; rose) and Marie. The name became popular at a time when flower names were coming into use, and it might therefore have originated as a borrowing of the name of the herb rosemary, which is derived from the Latin ros marīnus (dew of the sea).
Latin Meaning: The name Rosemarie is a Latin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Rosemarie is: Dew of the sea. As a compound of Rose and Mary: bitter rose.
Origin of the name Rosemary: Combination name formed from the names Rose (horse; rose) and Mary. The name became popular at a time when flower names were coming into use, and it might therefore have originated as a borrowing of the name of the herb rosemary, which is derived from the Latin ros marīnus (dew of the sea).
