Rosina. (Rose-ee-nah)
I saw it on my family tree (my great-great grandfather's sister) and I like it. I'm guessing it's Italian or at least used in Italy, as that is where she's from. I was wondering what other people thought of it - any opinions?
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It sounds traditional. You're probably right about it being Italian. I think it's pretty :)
Anonymous
I think it's a really pretty name :) maybe the name of a member of the royal family :)
And actually the name Rosina is celtic and it means means ' little rose' but is used mainly in Italy :)
pinky
Rosina was my great aunts first name ( it gets shortened to rose,still lovely) .it was also my mothers middle name . There is also Rosalee. maybe your right it being italian.
Poseidone
not common now... the meaning is "little rose" ....i call "rosina" my wife when need a favour... :-P
but it was a name common in north italy
Anonymous
Very pretty! I haven't heard it before, but I like it.