Name profile

Rosalie

French, German and Dutch form of Rosalia.

PronunciationFrench /ʁɔ.za.li/; German /ʁo.za.ˈliː/; Dutch /ˈroː.saː.li/; Dutch /roː.saː.ˈli/; Dutch /ˈroː.zaː.li/; Dutch /roː.zaː.ˈli/; English /ˈɹoʊ.zə.ˌli/
Usage languagesDutch, English, French, German, Swedish
US rank (2025)#171

Meaning and history

Rosalie is the French, German, and Dutch form of Rosalia. In English-speaking countries, the name became more popular after the release of the 1938 film Rosalie, which was based on an earlier musical.

Popularity over timeUS births · girls
20062006: 161 births, rank #1,403
2007: 132 births, rank #1,672
2008: 165 births, rank #1,431
2009: 337 births, rank #831
2010: 498 births, rank #589
20112011: 535 births, rank #544
2012: 771 births, rank #405
2013: 937 births, rank #347
2014: 1,060 births, rank #310
2015: 1,194 births, rank #266
20162016: 1,252 births, rank #252
2017: 1,351 births, rank #236
2018: 1,470 births, rank #209
2019: 1,467 births, rank #208
2020: 1,473 births, rank #198
20212021: 1,595 births, rank #185
2022: 1,692 births, rank #176
2023: 1,645 births, rank #182
2024: 1,705 births, rank #177
20252025: 1,797 births, rank #171

Rosalie rose from #177 to #171 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1938, with 3,758 births.