Mostly girls · Latin

Rose

“rose, a flower”

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The story behind the name

Meet Rose.

Rose is directly associated with the flower and the Latin word rosa. Historical names with similar spellings have also been linked to Germanic roots, so the floral meaning is the clearest explanation for its modern English use.

A little perspective

How popular is Rose?

United States · 2025
Girls · 2025#1142,386 recorded births

Recorded US births over time

201420252,5390
● Girls● Boys
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YearCategoryUS rankBirths
2025Girls1142,386
2024Girls1142,394
2023Boys10,5907
2023Girls1242,252
2022Girls1192,373
2021Girls1162,402
2020Boys10,3917
2020Girls1122,380
2019Girls1152,539
2018Girls1232,457
2017Boys11,9346
2017Girls1412,079
2016Boys13,8075
2016Girls1512,041
2015Girls1661,956
2014Girls1941,702

Rankings are calculated separately for boys and girls. Records below the publication threshold may be missing; gaps are not zero births.

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Nicknames

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Variations & related forms

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