Rosie

“diminutive of Rose”

Girl’s name, of Latin and Anglo-Saxon origin. Lire en français

Births per 10,000 babies born in France, from 1986 to 2025 (INSEE).

Meaning and origin of Rosie

Rosie means “diminutive of Rose” and is of Latin and Anglo-Saxon origin.

It peaked in 2024.
Over recent years, Rosie has been stable (+2.3% a year).
In schools of 200 children born in those years, you would find one Rosie every 27 schools.

Rosie ranks 14^th in Scotland, 20^th in Northern Ireland and 21^st in England and Wales, against 461^st in France.

ScotlandNRS · 2023-25
14^th girls’ name499 babies in 3 years1 girl in 109+2.2% a year
Northern IrelandNISRA · 2023-25
20^th girls’ name190 babies in 3 years1 girl in 118+3.9% a year
IrelandCSO · 2023-25
35^th girls’ name374 babies in 3 years1 girl in 173+7.2% a year
England and WalesONS · 2023-25
21^st girls’ name4,257 babies in 3 years1 girl in 180−4.6% a year
New ZealandDIA · 2023-25
95^th girls’ name120 babies in 3 years1 girl in 350+2.6% a year
British Columbia (Canada)BC Vital Statistics · 2021-23
150^th girls’ name63 babies in 3 years1 girl in 630+14.5% a year
Ontario (Canada)ServiceOntario · 2022-24
302^nd girls’ name118 babies in 3 years1 girl in 1,309+5.4% a year
United StatesSSA · 2023-25
319^th girls’ name2,865 babies in 3 years1 girl in 1,687+12% a year

Official figures from each country, over their latest three published years. Counted as written: other spellings are counted apart.

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