Rosalie is a French name derived from the Latin phrase 'rosa' meaning 'rose' and the diminutive suffix '-lie'. It originated in medieval Europe as a nickname for girls born during the spring season.
In French culture, Rosalie is a symbol of love and beauty, often associated with the Virgin Mary. In Catholic tradition, Saint Rosalie is venerated as a patron saint of the sick and afflicted.
People named Rosalie are typically seen as charming, gentle, and affectionate individuals who value close relationships and family ties.
Rosalie remains a popular name in France and other European countries, while also gaining traction in North America due to its romantic and vintage appeal.