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    Rosita

    Discover the meaning and origin of the name Rosita

    Rosita

    Girl
    spanish
    3 syllables

    Rosita is a spanish girl's name meaning "The flower rose; variant of rose: rose (flower name); noted protector. also a variant of rose: horse; fame".

    Rosita is a girl name of spanish origin meaning "The flower rose; variant of rose: rose (flower name); noted protector. also a variant of rose: horse; fame". It has 3 syllables.

    Origin
    spanish
    Gender
    Girl
    Syllables
    3

    Meaning compiled from public name lists.

    Meaning

    The flower rose; variant of rose: rose (flower name); noted protector. also a variant of rose: horse; fame

    Popularity

    Very rare in US records (source: US Social Security Administration birth records (best rank 2008–2017))

    Quick answers about Rosita

    Very rare in US records

    What does Rosita mean?

    Rosita is a girl name of spanish origin meaning "The flower rose; variant of rose: rose (flower name); noted protector. also a variant of rose: horse; fame".

    Is Rosita a rare name?

    Yes. Rosita does not appear in official US birth records for 2017, meaning fewer than 5 babies got the name that year.

    Brother names that go with Rosita

    MateoDiegoCarlosSantiagoMiguelAlejandro

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    Names with a similar meaning to Rosita

    Rosita means "The flower rose; variant of rose: rose (flower name); noted protector. also a variant of rose: horse; fame" — these names share that spirit.

    • Liam — "Strong-willed warrior and protector" (irish)
    • William — "Resolute protector" (german)
    • Lily — "Lily flower, purity" (english)
    • Jasmine — "Gift from God; jasmine flower" (persian)

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