| Meaning | flower, rose |
| Origin | Latin |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Popular |
| Length | 4 |
| Syllables | 1 |
| Syllabification | Rose |
Rose stands as one of the most enduringly beloved names in the English language, transcending generations with remarkable staying power. This single syllable contains entire gardens of associations: beauty, resilience, romance, and natural elegance. The name requires no embellishment, no explanation, no phonetic guidance—everyone knows Rose. Despite its familiarity, it never feels boring or overused, perhaps because it connects so fundamentally to something universally cherished. Parents choose Rose for its simplicity and depth, its ability to honor tradition while feeling perfectly current. The name works magnificently as both a first name and middle name, offering flexibility in naming combinations. Rose carries literary and historical weight, having adorned countless heroines, artists, and influential figures throughout time. It suggests someone grounded yet romantic, practical yet dreamy. The botanical connection gives it an organic, earthy quality that appeals to nature-loving families. Rose ages gracefully, suiting every stage of life from infancy through old age. For those seeking a name with lasting power and universal appeal, Rose remains an exquisite choice.
| Rosalie |
| Rosemary |
| Rosalind |
| Rosa |
| Rosanna |
| Rosalyn |
| Rosemarie |
| Rosetta |
| Rosina |
| Rosie |
| Rosalina |
| Rosabella |
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| Rosie |
| Rosa |
| Zee |
| Rose Kennedy | American philanthropist and mother of President John F. Kennedy |
| Rose Leslie | British actress known for her role as Ygritte in "Game of Thrones" |
| Rose McGowan | American actress and activist |
| Rose Namajunas | American mixed martial artist and former UFC Strawweight Champion |
| Rose Marie | American actress and comedian |
| Rose Wilder Lane | American journalist and author, daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder |
| Rose Byrne | Australian actress known for her roles in "Bridesmaids" and "Damages" |
| Rosemary Harris | British-American actress known for her stage and film work |
| Rose Valland | French art historian and member of the French Resistance during WWII |
| Rose Schneiderman | Polish-American labor union leader and women's rights advocate |
| Rose Cleveland | American author and First Lady of the United States - sister of President Grover Cleveland |
| Rose Franken | American author and playwright |
| Rose Ausländer | German-speaking Jewish poet |
| Rosemary Casals | American tennis player and sports commentator |
| Rose Tremain | British author and novelist |
| Rose Maddox | American country singer-songwriter |
| Rose Melikan | British author of historical fiction |
| Rose Hartman | American fashion photographer |
| Rose Tyler | From the TV series "Doctor Who" |
| Rose DeWitt Bukater | From the movie "Titanic" |
| Rose Weasley | From the "Harry Potter" book series by J.K. Rowling |
| Rose Lalonde | From the webcomic "Homestuck" |
| Rose Quartz | From the animated series "Steven Universe" |
| Rose Nylund | From the TV series "The Golden Girls" |
| Rose Armitage | From the movie "Get Out" |
| Rose De Ville | From the animated TV series "Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated" |
| Rose Bukater | From the movie "Titanic" |
| Rose Dewitt | From the movie "The Other Woman" |
| Rose Red | From the comic book series "Fables" |
| Rose Cinderella | From the animated movie "Regal Academy" |
| Rose Hathaway | From the book series "Vampire Academy" by Richelle Mead |
| Rose Vael | From the video game "Dragon Age - Inquisition" |
| Rose Wilson | From the DC Comics universe |
| Rose Walker | From the graphic novel series "The Sandman" |