Roseanne
Meaning of Roseanne
Roseanne, pronounced rohz-ANN, is a graceful blend of two beloved classics: Rose, the Latin-derived bloom that whispers of beauty and love, and Anne, the Hebrew name meaning “grace” or “favor.” Together, they evoke the image of a rose unfolding at dawn—soft yet steadfast, carrying both strength and elegance in every petal. Over the years, Roseanne has woven itself into Anglo-American culture, not only as a timeless choice for parents drawn to its floral-meets-classic charm, but also through the warm, witty spirit of the sitcom that made it a household name. Though it’s never soared to the very top of modern popularity charts, its enduring appeal lies in that perfect balance of warmth, resilience, and unfussy beauty. For any little girl wearing the name, Roseanne offers an inspiring reminder to stand rooted in grace and to bloom with confidence through every season.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as rohz-ANN (/ˈroʊzæn/)
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Notable People Named Roseanne
| Roseanne Barr - |
| Roseanne A. Brown - |
| Roseanne Tellez - |
