Rose is of Latin origin specifically meaning “rose’’. Originally, Rose is derived from rosa, referring to the fragrant rose flower and it symbolizes love.
The name rose to fame around the turn of 20th century when it featured on the top 20 list along with other flower names such as Violet and Lily.
Between 1880 and 1960, Rose was a highly common name, maintaining a spot on the top 100 popular girl names year-over-year.
Starting 1961, Rose’s popularity finally waned. In the past 60 years, rose has continued to lose her status as she’s only used in moderation. Nonetheless, Rose remains stylish and an old-fashioned favorite.
Over 489385 newborn girls have been named Rose in the United States between 1880 and 2020. She has featured in the top 10 twice and 81 times in the top 100 most popular girls name.