Rozanna
Most Poles have never met one: fewer than 70 carry it, and last year drew more newborn girls than any year before. At root it's Latin, from words for rose and grace: "graceful rose".
Rozanna Pronunciation
Rozanna is pronounced ro-ZAHN-nah (/rɔˈzanna/).
What Rozanna means
Where Rozanna comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Rozanna grows from Latin soil, where rosa names the rose. The second half leans on Anna, an old name of grace, and the two together read as graceful rose. Polish keeps the sense plain: róża and wdzięk.
Two variants walk beside it, rosana and rosanna. They differ by a single letter, yet a class register in a Kraków school might hold all three in one year. The spelling shifts; the flower does not.
The rose came loaded before any parent reached for it. Roman gardens prized it, and Latin poetry set rosa as a byword for what fades and returns. A girl named Rozanna inherits that flower without the thorns of explanation.
Say the name and you hear the rose first, the grace second. That order is worth keeping. Rozanna, rosana, rosanna: one bloom, three ways to write róża.
How many people are named Rozanna
1 in 326722 women in Poland is named Rozanna. 69 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4369 among female names.
Rozanna's popularity over time
4 girls were given the name in 2025, ranking #1136 among newborns. It has been climbing since 2024.
Where Rozanna is most popular
Rozanna is most popular in Podlaskie, 3185% above the national average (2 girls born 2019–2025).
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Rozanna as a middle name
Rozanna is a first name for 69 women in Poland and a middle name for another 60, a 53/47 split, almost evenly. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 880th, between Noelle (60) and Zygfryda (60).
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#878 Milana60
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#879 Noelle60
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#880 Rozanna60
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#881 Zygfryda60
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#882 Annette59