Rosalina

roh-ZAH-lee-nah
Meaning: Rose or gentle flower
Gender
Girl
Origin
Latin, Italian, Spanish
Popularity Rank
#868 (girls)
#1667 (overall)

Popularity Summary

While not among the most common names, Rosalina has seen a resurgence thanks to its melodic quality and fairy-tale appeal, making it a distinctive yet accessible choice for modern parents.

Why Parents Choose Rosalina

Parents often choose Rosalina for its lyrical sound, elegant feel, and meaningful connection to nature and beauty. It offers a romantic, vintage charm that feels both timeless and unique.

History & Cultural Significance

Derived from the Latin 'Rosalina,' a diminutive form of 'Rosalia,' meaning 'rose' or 'flower.' The name gained popularity in European cultures through literary and royal references, often used to evoke beauty and nobility. Its poetic and romantic connotations have made it a beloved choice for generations.

Rosalina is often associated with beauty, grace, and elegance, symbolizing a delicate yet resilient flower. It carries a sense of romantic charm and vintage allure.

Notable People Named Rosalina

  • Rosalina from Super Mario Galaxy
  • Rosalina Morton, American actress
  • Princess Rosalina, a character in fairy tales

Name Variations

Rosalia Rosalina Rosalinda

Related Names

Similar Sounding Names

Lina Rosina Alina

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Sibling Name Ideas

Pop Culture References

  • Rosalina from Super Mario
  • Rosalina in the 'Star' series of books