Origin and Meaning of Rosevelt

From the field of roses

Origin: Dutch - The name Rosevelt is derived from the Dutch words 'roos' meaning 'rose' and 'velt' meaning 'field' or 'land', together suggesting a land of roses.

• Rosevelt is often associated with Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, who advocated for conservation and was known for his robust personality.
• The name can be found in various forms, including Roosevelt, and has cultural relevance in both American and Dutch contexts.
• Prominent figures like Theodore Roosevelt and his distant cousin Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President, have popularized the name in the United States.
• Rosevelt has seen fluctuating popularity, but the broader name Roosevelt has maintained a fairly consistent presence in the U.S. naming trends, particularly in reference to the Roosevelt presidents.
• Variations of the name include Roosevelt, which is more commonly used, as well as Rose and Velt as diminutive or derived forms.