Origin and Meaning of Rosmarie

Dew of the sea / Rosemary

Origin: German - Rosmarie is a combination of 'Rose' which is derived from the Latin 'rosa' meaning rose, and 'Marie' which is derived from the Hebrew name Miriam, meaning 'bitter sea' or 'beloved'.

• Rosmarie is often seen as a floral name, associated with the herb rosemary, which symbolizes remembrance and fidelity.
• The name is more common in German-speaking countries and has variations in other languages, like Rosemary in English and Rosmarin in some Slavic languages.
• Rosmarie is notable for being the name of Rosmarie Trapp, a member of the famous Trapp Family Singers, which inspired the musical and movie 'The Sound of Music'.
• While not among the most popular names, Rosmarie has seen moderate use in Germany and Austria, primarily from the mid-20th century onwards.
• Related names include Rosemary, Rosmarie (common in Germany), and Rosie as a diminutive form.