Roselina

Meaning of Roselina

Roselina (/ˌroʊzˈlinə/) springs from the sun-kissed soils of Spain and Italy, where rosa (rose) meets the affectionate diminutive -lina to create a “little rose” in full, glorious bloom. It dances off the tongue like a joyful guitarra riff at a summer fiesta, evoking images of laughter that petals across every room and warm family gatherings under a starry sky. Though still a rare gem—with just 20 newborn Roselinas in 2024 (hovering near rank 930 in the U.S.)—this name offers parents the thrill of a unique pick, free from the worry of three same-named classmates on the playground. Picture her twirling bajo la luna or whispering secrets to butterflies: Roselina promises a fragrant journey through life, brimming with romance, resilience, and a zesty dash of Latin flair.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as rohz-lin-uh (/ˌroʊzˈlinə/)

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• Roselyn
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• Rosanna
• Rosalia
• Rosabella