Rose
Rose is derived from the Latin word 'rosa,' referring to the fragrant flower that has symbolized love and beauty for centuries. This classic botanical name has been cherished across cultures and generations for its simple elegance and timeless appeal.
Current Popularity
Popularity over time
Dashed bar: 2026 (projected): 2,395. How this is calculated
Yearly values
- 2011: 1,101
- 2012: 1,253
- 2013: 1,429
- 2014: 1,702
- 2015: 1,956
- 2016: 2,041
- 2017: 2,079
- 2018: 2,457
- 2019: 2,539
- 2020: 2,380
- 2021: 2,402
- 2022: 2,373
- 2023: 2,252
- 2024: 2,394
- 2025: 2,386
- 2026 (projected): 2,395
Good to Know
- •One of the easiest names to spell and pronounce in any language
- •Works beautifully as both a first name and middle name
- •Strong literary and historical connections, from Shakespeare to American First Ladies
- •Part of the popular botanical name trend while maintaining timeless appeal
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Famous People
Rose Kennedy
Matriarch of the Kennedy family and philanthropist
Rose Byrne
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Rose McGowan
Actress and activist
Rose Leslie
Scottish actress known for Game of Thrones
Statistics
500,586
Total births since 1880
1917
Peak year
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