Rosalie

Commonly associated with ‘rose’ through French name tradition.

Rosalie is a feminine given name strongly associated with French usage and often recognized internationally as a floral classic. It has a gentle three-syllable flow and a spelling that looks unmistakably French while still being readable in many languages. Etymologically, Rosalie is commonly linked to the name Rose and the wider French/Latin word family for ‘rose’. Because floral names travel easily between cultures, Rosalie shows up in multiple countries, but the French association remains central in the way the name is typically presented and understood. Pronunciation in English is often ROH-zah-lee, though French-influenced pronunciations may soften the middle vowel. A practical tip is to clarify whether you prefer “-lee” or a lighter “-lee/leh” ending in your community. Nicknames like Rosie and Rose are natural and widely used.

Etymology: A French given name connected to Rose and the French/Latin word family for ‘rose’. It’s often treated as a classic floral name with long usage in French-speaking contexts.