Rosalind
Introduction
Beautiful rose
Background Story
The name Rosalind has origins in Latin and is derived from the words "rosa" meaning rose and "lind" meaning tender or soft. It is also featured in Shakespeare's play 'As You Like It', where Rosalind is a strong and witty character who disguises herself as a man during her journey.
Letter Count
Variations
Rosaline, Rosalinda, Rosy
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