Girl Rose Name after the blooming flower, Rose is of English origins. Rose Name Origin: English Pronunciation: rohz See what 16 people think about Rose Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Rose name meaning, which is Name after the blooming flower, Rose is of English origins. Ask your friends & family about Rose… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Rose Name Popularity How popular is the name Rose? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 16 3,828 1.0872% 1911 14 4,141 1.112% 1912 15 5,422 1.0752% 1913 14 6,164 1.0872% 1914 15 7,571 1.0864% 1915 16 9,368 1.0311% 1916 15 9,604 0.9942% 1917 16 9,779 0.9775% 1918 17 9,566 0.8913% 1919 19 9,192 0.8778% 1920 20 9,011 0.8104% 1921 20 9,349 0.8165% 1922 23 8,787 0.7887% 1923 23 8,436 0.7532% 1924 25 8,473 0.7296% 1925 27 8,272 0.7319% 1926 25 8,503 0.7731% 1927 23 8,495 0.7674% 1928 24 8,156 0.7623% 1929 26 7,783 0.7514% 1930 29 7,686 0.7358% 1931 30 6,875 0.6966% 1932 33 6,465 0.6544% 1933 35 5,764 0.6187% 1934 37 5,572 0.5764% 1935 37 5,225 0.5377% 1936 37 5,693 0.591% 1937 38 5,443 0.5524% 1938 39 5,286 0.5163% 1939 42 5,040 0.4955% 1940 44 5,198 0.489% 1941 49 4,949 0.4397% 1942 50 5,251 0.4158% 1943 50 5,202 0.3985% 1944 52 4,708 0.3799% 1945 54 4,554 0.3734% 1946 60 5,180 0.3511% 1947 65 5,656 0.3388% 1948 63 5,555 0.348% 1949 66 5,366 0.3336% 1950 69 5,373 0.3337% 1951 65 6,186 0.3648% 1952 62 6,553 0.3754% 1953 59 7,009 0.396% 1954 54 8,003 0.4378% 1955 54 7,855 0.427% 1956 64 7,340 0.3886% 1957 69 6,900 0.3586% 1958 78 6,046 0.3199% 1959 88 5,443 0.2865% 1960 98 4,887 0.2579% 1961 111 4,312 0.2284% 1962 116 3,995 0.2176% 1963 119 3,699 0.2061% 1964 121 3,476 0.1975% 1965 133 2,863 0.1751% 1966 141 2,522 0.1615% 1967 152 2,245 0.1479% 1968 165 1,932 0.1287% 1969 171 1,857 0.1205% 1970 181 1,761 0.1107% 1971 210 1,406 0.0936% 1972 210 1,281 0.0941% 1973 231 1,074 0.0828% 1974 238 1,031 0.0793% 1975 255 920 0.0716% 1976 244 943 0.0732% 1977 258 929 0.0689% 1978 259 887 0.066% 1979 265 894 0.0634% 1980 229 1,095 0.0749% 1981 231 1,060 0.0721% 1982 232 1,065 0.0713% 1983 234 1,032 0.0699% 1984 238 1,031 0.0693% 1985 260 933 0.0615% 1986 300 782 0.0518% 1987 289 809 0.053% 1988 288 833 0.0535% 1989 297 851 0.0527% 1990 302 884 0.0533% 1991 309 859 0.0527% 1992 320 815 0.0511% 1993 352 693 0.0445% 1994 339 757 0.0493% 1995 339 742 0.0492% 1996 379 673 0.0449% 1997 395 621 0.042% 1998 294 998 0.0667% 1999 278 1,093 0.073% 2000 298 1,056 0.0691% 2001 300 1,019 0.0676% 2002 327 907 0.0605% 2003 358 818 0.0538% 2004 353 862 0.0566% 2005 326 946 0.0619% 2006 341 934 0.0596% 2007 346 915 0.058% 2008 341 938 0.0607% 2009 345 905 0.0605% 2010 333 922 0.064% 2011 284 1,076 0.0755% 2012 252 1,228 0.0862% 2013 217 1,411 0.0991% 2014 191 1,671 0.1147% 2015 163 1,931 0.1327% 2016 150 2,021 0.1402% 2017 138 2,048 0.1467% 2018 121 2,424 0.1764% 2019 113 2,494 0.1842% 2020 113 2,311 0.1816% 2021 118 2,174 0.1778% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Rose If you like Rose, you’ll love these other names like Rose. What names are diminutives of Rose? A diminutive is a name that’s like Rose sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Rose, but shorter. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Rosie Rose Latin Rozy Rose Latin What names are variants of Rose? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Rose. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Rasia Rose Latin Rasine Rose Latin Rasja Rose Latin Rasya Rose Latin Rhoda Rose; from Rhodes Latin Rhodea Rose Latin Rhodia Rose; from Rhodes Latin Rhody Rose; from Rhodes Latin Rosa Rose Latin Rosaleen Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosalia Rose Latin Rosalie Rose flower French Rosalin Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosalina Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosalind Gentle horse German Rosaline Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosalinn Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosalynn Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosanie Gentle horse; rose Latin Roselia Rose Latin Roselina Gentle horse; rose Latin Roseline Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosella Rose Latin Roselle Rose Latin Rosena Rose Latin Rosenah Rose Latin Rosene Rose Latin Rosetta Rose Latin Rosette Rose Latin Rosey Rose Latin Rosheen Rose Latin Rosie Rose Latin Rosina Rose; gentle horse Latin Rosine Rose Latin Rosio Rose Latin Rosita Rose Latin Roslyn Gentle horse; rose Latin Rosy Rose Latin Roza Yiddish Rozalie Rose Latin Rozaline Rose Latin Rozalyne Rose Latin Roze Rose Latin Rozele Rose Latin Rozella Rose Latin Rozene Rose Latin Rozina Rose Latin Rozsa Rose Latin Rozsi Rose Latin Rozsika Rose Latin Rozy Rose Latin Ruza Rose Latin Ruzena Rose Latin Ruzenka Rose Latin Ruzha Rose Latin Ruzsa Rose Latin Zita Seeker Greek What names sound like Rose? If you like how Rose sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Rose. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Rise Laughter Latin Ros Gentle horse; horse protector German Rosee Ross Headland, cape Scottish Rosse Headland, cape Scottish What names are similar to Rose? Find a name that’s like Rose, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Rosabel Beautiful rose Rosae Modern Rosalyn A variant form of Rose. Spanish Roseanne English Rosemary Dew of the sea Latin Lists With Rose Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Rose. Plant Names for Girls With Natural Grace // 160 names Plant names for girls are blooming with beauty and all-natural appeal. Get to know them with our collection of female plant names, including floral finds and monikers with meaning. Rich Girl Names for Your Treasured Baby Girl // 179 names Rich girl names carry an air of sophistication and style. 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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Colette People of victory French Teresa Late summer Greek Mary Of the sea Latin Mariam Star of the sea Latin Mattie Lady; mistress of the house; mighty in battle German Phillip Horse lover Greek Agnes Pure, holy Greek Jewel Plaything, delight French Willow Willow tree English Adrien From Hadria Latin Damien To tame French Persephone Bringer of destruction Greek Sebastien Revered Greek Phoenix Dark red Greek Leverett Young Hare French Iris Rainbow Greek Freya Lady Scandinavian Rowan Of the rowan tree Gaelic Wyatt Brave in battle English Briar Shrub, Small Tree English Sage Healing herb Latin Share Your Thoughts 16 Comments Esther Jun 24 at 9:06 am We got the name Rose from reading the Song of Songs in the Bible. Chapter 2 starts with “I am a Rose of Sharon…” I love God’s creation, and part of his creation are all the beautiful flowers! Reply Lauren Nov 11 at 5:09 am Rose is named after my husband’s grandmother who was an incredibly important woman in his life – particularly when growing up. Reply Aubryce Aug 20 at 1:34 pm Rose is my middle name and I’ve always loved it so I decided to name my daughter Rose Reply Rosie from New York May 8 at 7:43 pm Hi hun I’m replying to your message my family friend Aunt Susan (Sue) had a maternal grandmother who’s name was Rose too she called her nanny or nana I called her grandma Rosie we both had to turn around to see which one of us were they talking to I had about a few young women who worked with me who had my namesake we had to have our name tags with our name and last initial I’m still at the job almost 19 years later Reply Rose aka Rosie from New York City May 8 at 5:23 pm My name is Rose I was actually born in 1978 I was named after my great aunt Rosa who was my moms aunt who perished in the Holocaust I remember my grandmother said when she was pregnant with me I had to be named after her no questions asked I did at first hate my name and thought it was a disposable middle name but I actually had gotten to love my name so much more my family friend aunt Susan (Hey aunt Sue I love you) but I go by my nickname Rosie or Ro I’m glad I didn’t change my name Xo I Have two goddaughters named Chelsea Rose and Charlotte Rose i had an a friend who had my first name as her middle name I think whoever will name their daughter Rose or give it to her it’s a beautiful name happy moms day to all of the moms grandmas yadda yadda yadda Reply Erica May 7 at 2:43 am My grandma ‘s name is Rosemary. We have a Ruby already and so we thought Rose would be nice. But it’s hard coming up with a middle name for Rose. Reply Aubryce Mar 16 at 2:33 pm I named her Rose Joy after myself and my mother Reply Rose Jul 4 at 10:44 am Rose is her great great grandmother’s name. We love it and call her Rosie? Reply Rosie from New York May 8 at 7:40 pm Hi hun I’m replying to your message my family friend Aunt Susan (Sue) had a maternal grandmother who’s name was Rose too she called her nanny or nana I called her grandma Rosie we both had to turn around to see which one of us were they talking to I had about a few young women who worked with me who had my namesake we had to have our name tags with our name and last initial I’m still at the job almost 19 years later Reply Kate Jun 12 at 7:20 pm Sorry I got cut off!! Rose is just such a pretty name to me. My family is OK with it but I just fell in love with it since it is such a delicate traditional name. It is definitely not a tongue twister to say, it is so simple yet so flattering! I will not be having a baby anytime soon, but Rose will always be at the top of my list! Reply Erica Oct 21 at 8:32 pm I love the roses and Grateful Dead Middle name Amelia named after grandmother of father Reply Megan Sep 25 at 8:25 pm She’s a twin and it matched the name Briar. Reply Allison Weber Aug 30 at 2:24 pm We always loved the name Rose and my husband really wanted to name her Virginia Rose. I was not a huge fan on the name Virginia thinking that she may get teased at school. His grandmother was named Virginia and my Grandmothers middle name was Rose. So I finally gave in and decided to name her what my husband wanted Virginia Rose (though I did not tell him, only knew as I was telling the nurse her name) we decided to call her and all of our future children by their middle names and have our girls all be named after flowers. We decided this because we realized that a Virginia Rose is a real flower. Reply Tammie Apr 22 at 6:54 pm We had a Rosina on one side and a rosalee on the other. So we went with rose. Reply Jocelyn Apr 22 at 12:24 pm St. Rose was both beautiful and feisty- it has been a perfect name for our daughter! Reply Brynn Apr 13 at 4:15 pm I chose this name because I’ve loved it for a long time. When I was younger I wanted to name my future daughter Ida Rose. When we got pregnant, we talked about shortening the name simply Rose. I love the classic style and beauty of the name. I wanted a name that would be great for a baby girl and an adult woman. This is also a family name on my husband’s side. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Rose Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Esther Jun 24 at 9:06 am We got the name Rose from reading the Song of Songs in the Bible. Chapter 2 starts with “I am a Rose of Sharon…” I love God’s creation, and part of his creation are all the beautiful flowers! Reply
Lauren Nov 11 at 5:09 am Rose is named after my husband’s grandmother who was an incredibly important woman in his life – particularly when growing up. Reply
Aubryce Aug 20 at 1:34 pm Rose is my middle name and I’ve always loved it so I decided to name my daughter Rose Reply
Rosie from New York May 8 at 7:43 pm Hi hun I’m replying to your message my family friend Aunt Susan (Sue) had a maternal grandmother who’s name was Rose too she called her nanny or nana I called her grandma Rosie we both had to turn around to see which one of us were they talking to I had about a few young women who worked with me who had my namesake we had to have our name tags with our name and last initial I’m still at the job almost 19 years later Reply
Rose aka Rosie from New York City May 8 at 5:23 pm My name is Rose I was actually born in 1978 I was named after my great aunt Rosa who was my moms aunt who perished in the Holocaust I remember my grandmother said when she was pregnant with me I had to be named after her no questions asked I did at first hate my name and thought it was a disposable middle name but I actually had gotten to love my name so much more my family friend aunt Susan (Hey aunt Sue I love you) but I go by my nickname Rosie or Ro I’m glad I didn’t change my name Xo I Have two goddaughters named Chelsea Rose and Charlotte Rose i had an a friend who had my first name as her middle name I think whoever will name their daughter Rose or give it to her it’s a beautiful name happy moms day to all of the moms grandmas yadda yadda yadda Reply
Erica May 7 at 2:43 am My grandma ‘s name is Rosemary. We have a Ruby already and so we thought Rose would be nice. But it’s hard coming up with a middle name for Rose. Reply
Rose Jul 4 at 10:44 am Rose is her great great grandmother’s name. We love it and call her Rosie? Reply
Rosie from New York May 8 at 7:40 pm Hi hun I’m replying to your message my family friend Aunt Susan (Sue) had a maternal grandmother who’s name was Rose too she called her nanny or nana I called her grandma Rosie we both had to turn around to see which one of us were they talking to I had about a few young women who worked with me who had my namesake we had to have our name tags with our name and last initial I’m still at the job almost 19 years later Reply
Kate Jun 12 at 7:20 pm Sorry I got cut off!! Rose is just such a pretty name to me. My family is OK with it but I just fell in love with it since it is such a delicate traditional name. It is definitely not a tongue twister to say, it is so simple yet so flattering! I will not be having a baby anytime soon, but Rose will always be at the top of my list! Reply
Erica Oct 21 at 8:32 pm I love the roses and Grateful Dead Middle name Amelia named after grandmother of father Reply
Allison Weber Aug 30 at 2:24 pm We always loved the name Rose and my husband really wanted to name her Virginia Rose. I was not a huge fan on the name Virginia thinking that she may get teased at school. His grandmother was named Virginia and my Grandmothers middle name was Rose. So I finally gave in and decided to name her what my husband wanted Virginia Rose (though I did not tell him, only knew as I was telling the nurse her name) we decided to call her and all of our future children by their middle names and have our girls all be named after flowers. We decided this because we realized that a Virginia Rose is a real flower. Reply
Tammie Apr 22 at 6:54 pm We had a Rosina on one side and a rosalee on the other. So we went with rose. Reply
Jocelyn Apr 22 at 12:24 pm St. Rose was both beautiful and feisty- it has been a perfect name for our daughter! Reply
Brynn Apr 13 at 4:15 pm I chose this name because I’ve loved it for a long time. When I was younger I wanted to name my future daughter Ida Rose. When we got pregnant, we talked about shortening the name simply Rose. I love the classic style and beauty of the name. I wanted a name that would be great for a baby girl and an adult woman. This is also a family name on my husband’s side. Reply
