Rosalind Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɹɑzəɫɪnd

RAH-zuh-lind

UK

ˈrɒzəlɪnd

ROZ-uh-lind

Definition

Rosalind is a feminine given name, most famous as a character in Shakespeare's play 'As You Like It', and also the name of notable people, such as scientist Rosalind Franklin.

Usage & Nuances

Usually a proper noun, capitalized. Most recognized from literature (especially Shakespeare's 'As You Like It') and science (Rosalind Franklin). Not a common name in daily use today. When referring to the character, context is important.

• Spanish: Rosalind
• Portuguese (BR): Rosalind
• Portuguese (PT): Rosalind
• Chinese (Simplified): 罗莎琳德
• Chinese (Traditional): 羅莎琳德
• Hindi: रोज़ालिंड
• Arabic: روزاليند
• Bengali: রোজালিন্ড
• Russian: Розалинд
• Japanese: ロザリンド
• Vietnamese: Rosalind
• Korean: 로잘린드
• Turkish: Rosalind
• Urdu: روزالِنڈ
• Indonesian: Rosalind

Example Sentences

Rosalind is my friend's name.

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Rosalind likes to read books.

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We learned about Rosalind Franklin in class.

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Did you know Rosalind is also a character in Shakespeare?

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Whenever I hear 'Rosalind', I think of science and discovery.

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The name 'Rosalind' has such a poetic sound to it.

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