Rosemarie
combination of Rose (the flower) and Marie (beloved / bitter sea, Hebrew)
Rosemarie is a english / spanish girl name in the Philippines. In the civil registry as of May 2021 it is number 20, with 136,601 records. It has 4 syllables.
Origin and meaning
combination of Rose (the flower) and Marie (beloved / bitter sea, Hebrew)
Rosemarie is a popular classic compound name formed from Rose and Marie. In the Philippines, it became extremely popular from the mid-20th century onward, fitting well with Catholic naming traditions centered around the Virgin Mary while carrying an American/Westernized presentation.
Rosemarie is a compound name blending Rose (from Latin 'rosa' or Germanic 'hros') and Marie (the French form of Mary/Maria, from Hebrew). It entered Philippine naming traditions primarily during the American colonial era and mid-20th century.
Name character
In the Philippines
Very common among Gen X and Baby Boomer generations in the Philippines. Frequently shortened to nicknames like Rose, Marie, Rosing, or Maring, and occasionally combined with a second name.
Related forms
- Rosemarie German
- Rosemary English
- Rosa María Spanish
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Rosemarie with common surname pairs
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Rosemarie is the given name. The full name is Rosemarie + mother's maiden surname + father's surname. Score a pair from a combination page or the homepage search.
Is Rosemarie a common girl name in the Philippines?
In the civil registry as of May 2021, Rosemarie is number 20, with 136,601 records. That is not the 2024 birth list, and it does not say the name is a better choice. How it sounds with both family surnames is a separate score.