Rosalie
Meaning & Origin
Rosalie is a French form of Rosalia, built on the Latin rosa, meaning “rose.” Its soft, floral sound has made it a lasting favorite among romantic, vintage-inspired names for girls.
Popularity
Rosalie has climbed steadily into the top 300 girl names in the US over the past decade, part of the wider revival of rose-inspired vintage names alongside Rose and Rosalind.
Nicknames & Variations
Common nicknames include Rosie and Lee. Related forms include Rosalia, Rosalind, and Rosalyn.
Similar Names
Violet, Hazel, Adeline, Josephine, and Vivian share Rosalie’s soft, floral vintage charm.
Personality & Trivia
Rosalie is often seen as soft and romantic, a French form of Rosalia built on the Latin word for “rose.” Its floral, vintage charm has kept it a lasting favorite among rose-inspired names.
Famous People Named Rosalie
- Rosalie Hale, a character in the Twilight series
- Rosalie Edge, pioneering conservationist
Quick Facts
- Gender: Girl
- Origin: French/Latin
- Meaning: “Rose”
- Pronunciation: ROH-zuh-lee