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Roza is a delicate and graceful feminine name originating from the Latin name Rosa, referring to the magnificent rose flower. The name spread throughout Europe in recent centuries and became one of the popular names among Jewish communities in Eastern Europe, Italy, and Spain. In Hebrew, the name Roza carries all the beauty and delicacy attributed to the rose flower - a symbol of love, beauty, and tenderness. The rose in Jewish culture also symbolizes the people of Israel itself, as appears in many Midrashim comparing the congregation of Israel to a rose among thorns. The name Roza carries with it a rich history of strong and characterful women. Throughout generations, many women named Roza were social activists, artists, and community leaders. The name conveys a unique combination of delicacy and strength - like the rose itself that combines delicate flowers with protective thorns. In Jewish communities of Eastern Europe, the name Roza was particularly common and considered noble and respectable. Many women named Roza preserved Jewish tradition while integrating into general society, and the name itself symbolizes the ability to maintain identity while remaining open to the world. Today, the name Roza carries a classic and timeless character. It is associated with elegance, culture, and refinement, and serves as a bridge between tradition and modernity. Parents who choose the name Roza for their daughter give her a name that conveys both inner and outer beauty, a name that carries the scent of blooming gardens and memories of previous generations. The name is particularly suitable for families wishing to preserve family tradition or honor ancestors, while expressing values of beauty, grace, and feminine strength.

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Roza | Rosa | Rose | Rosie

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Song of Songs 2:2 - As a lily among thorns, so is my beloved among the daughters

In Kabbalah, the rose symbolizes the Shechina (Divine Presence) and the divine beauty revealed in the world. The name Roza carries the energy of grace and beauty, and is connected to the Sefirah of Tiferet representing harmony and balance. The rose with its petals symbolizes the revelation of divine light in the material world, and the name Roza grants its bearer the ability to connect the spiritual with the material, the inner with the outer.

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Rosa Luxemburg - Marxist philosopher and revolutionary | Rosa Parks - American civil rights activist | Roza Reyser - Israeli singer | Roza Cohen - veteran Israeli actress | Roza Shanina - Holocaust survivor and author

רוזי | רוזלי | רוזמרי | רחל | רות | ורד | שושנה

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