רוזלינה

Rosalina is a delicate and melodic feminine name that combines floral beauty with European elegance. The name originates from Latin, derived from the word 'rosa' meaning rose, with the diminutive suffix '-lina' that adds a touch of tenderness and grace. The rose, a symbol of beauty and love across many cultures, gives this name a profound meaning of inner and outer beauty, softness and strength combined. In Hebrew culture, the rose is considered one of the most beautiful and significant flowers, mentioned in Jewish literature as a symbol of the people of Israel and the Torah. The name Rosalina spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, particularly in Italy, Spain, and Portugal. It gained considerable popularity among Sephardic and Italian Jews who adopted floral names as an expression of connection to nature and aesthetics. With Jewish migrations to various lands, the name reached North Africa and the Middle East, becoming beloved among many Jewish communities. In modern Israel, the name maintains its unique charm and represents a bridge between tradition and contemporaneity, between European roots and Israeli identity. Rosalina carries with it an aroma of nostalgia and romance, reminiscent of eras of rich culture and flourishing art. Women bearing the name Rosalina are typically perceived as having a gentle yet profound character, combining emotional sensitivity with inner strength. They are considered empathetic individuals, lovers of beauty and art, possessing a refined aesthetic sense. The name grants its bearers a sense of uniqueness and nobility while maintaining warmth and human closeness. Rosalina is a name suitable for a girl whose parents wish to give her an international identity with a romantic and traditional touch, a name that will accompany her with dignity and grace throughout her life. It is a name that blooms like the rose itself - with delicacy, beauty, and a fragrance that remains in memory.

רוֹזָלִינָה

Rosalina | Rosalinda | Rosaline

Girl

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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 Shekhinah and the feminine divine presence. The name Rosalina carries the energy of grace and spiritual beauty, connected to the Sefirah of Tiferet. It represents the balance between giving and receiving, between strength and gentleness.

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Rosalina Littlefield - Jewish-American author and poet | Rosalina Gross - social activist and philanthropist in the Jewish community | Rosalina Cohen - internationally renowned Israeli artist

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