| Meaning | rosary |
| Origin | Italian, Latin, Spanish |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Rosario |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 7 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Ro-sa-rio |
The name Rosario carries with it a rich tapestry of meanings and associations that make it an intriguing choice for a baby girl. Of Spanish and Italian origin, Rosario derives from the Latin word "rosarium," which evokes the image of a serene and beautiful rose garden. It captures the essence of elegance and devotion, much like the prayer beads of the rosary, which are used as a symbol of faith in the Catholic tradition.
Rosario is a name that exudes a sense of timeless charm and grace, making it a fitting moniker for a little girl. The name's variations, such as Rosaria and Rosarita, offer a touch of personalization while preserving the name's essence. Rosario's popularity is also bolstered by the notable individuals who bear the name, from accomplished actresses to dedicated activists and influential leaders.
Choosing Rosario for your baby girl could signify a hope for her to embody the beauty and strength associated with both the rose and the devout spirit of the rosary. With its melodic sound and meaningful origins, Rosario is a name that carries a sense of tradition and aspiration, making it a wonderful choice for parents seeking a name that reflects both heritage and inspiration.
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| Rosario Dawson | American actress and activist |
| Rosario Flores | Spanish singer and actress |
| Rosario Ponce | Argentine mountaineer and adventurer |
| Rosario Murillo | Vice President of Nicaragua |
| Rosario Castellanos | Mexican poet and author |
| Rosario Ferré | Puerto Rican writer and essayist |
| Rosario Robles | Mexican politician |
| Rosario Porto | Spanish lawyer and convicted murderer |
| Rosario Sasieta | Peruvian lawyer and politician |
| Rosario Ibarra de Piedra | Mexican human rights activist |
| Rosario Tijeras | Colombian drug lord and inspiration for a novel and film |
| Rosario Gómez | Argentine biologist and environmentalist |
| Rosario Livatino | Italian magistrate and martyr |
| Rosario Green | Mexican diplomat and politician |
| Rosario Alessandrello | Italian neuroscientist |
| Rosario Raro | Filipino psychologist and educator |
| Rosario Castellanos de Parker | Mexican journalist and television host |
| Rosario Sánchez Mora | Spanish teacher and feminist |
| Rosario Cota | Mexican taekwondo athlete |
| Rosario Manalo | Filipino diplomat and former UN official |
| Rosario Dawson | Character in the TV series "Jane the Virgin" |
| Rosario McGinty | Character in the novel "McGinty's Meal and Other Stories" by Jimmy Breslin |
| Rosario Mastrogiuseppe | Character in the film "Risky Business" |
| Rosario Inés Consuelo Yolanda del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús | Character in the film "Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" |
| Rosario Delgado | Character in the film "The Air I Breathe" |
| Rosario Rosales | Character in the film "The City of Lost Children" |
| Rosario Garcia | Character in the TV series "Hawkeye" |
| Rosario Maria Ramos | Character in the film "Rosario Tijeras" |
| Rosario Chacon | Character in the film "La Bamba" |
| Rosario Urtuzuástegui | Character in the TV series "The House of Flowers" |