Rozemarijn

Rozemarijn is a female name form that originates in the Netherlands and represents a variant of the name Rosemary. It is also considered a compound name made up of Roze and Marijn.

What does the name Rozemarijn mean?

The name Rozemarijn is a Dutch derivation of Rosemary. It is composed of two parts: Roze, a Dutch form of Rose, which traces back to the Latin term Rosa and means 'the rose'. Marijn, on the other hand, is a Dutch variant of Maria, which has biblical origins and descends from Mirjam. The meanings of Mirjam range from 'the beloved' to 'the bitter one' and even 'the drop of the sea' or 'the star of the sea'. There are many derivations of Maria, which are explained in detail on the corresponding name page. Other variants include Rosemarie, Rosemari, Rosemie, Roosmarijn, and Rosamaria.

Where does the name Rozemarijn come from?

Rozemarijn is a female first name with ancient Hebrew and Latin roots, encompassing meanings such as 'the rose' or 'the beloved'. The composition consists of Roze (rosa = the rose, Latin) and Marijn (mirjam = bitterness, bitterness, Aramaic; mry = the beloved, Egyptian; rym = to give, gift of God, Hebrew; myr = fertile, Hebrew). The name is commonly used in Dutch and Netherlandic languages.

How do you pronounce Rozemarijn?

Ro-se-ma-rain

When is the name day of Rozemarijn?

The name days for Rozemarijn are March 8, April 8, August 23, September 4, October 7, and November 14.

Popularity

In Germany, Rozemarijn is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. In the Netherlands, the name reached its highest position in 2004 at 244th place. In the last ten years, Rozemarijn has been given about 170 times there, placing it at 561st in the ten-year statistics. From 1930 to 2024, it ranks 622nd in the Netherlands.

Similar first names

Roosmarijn