Rosalia (first name)

Rosalia or Rosalie is a female given name .

Origin and meaning of the name

In Christianity, the name is interpreted as Latin 'the rose-like' as an honorary title of Mary, mother of Jesus or as a derivation of rosario ' rosary ' and related to the rosary festival. The name became popular with the inclusion of the Sicilian saint Rosalia Sinibaldi (12th century) in the Roman calendar of saints in 1630. The name came into the German-speaking world - as the plague saint, Rosalia is a typical saint of the Counter Reformation - in the course of the middle modern period.

variants

The name Rosalia can be emphasized in German "Ros a lia" or "Rosa li a", as well as "R o salie" or "Rosal ie ".

Short forms: Rosa / Rose

name day

Catholic:

July 15 - anniversary of the death of Rosalia la Santuzza (1166)
September 4th - Translation (transferring of the bones) of Rosalia la Santuzza, especially in the Palermo area (1625)

Name bearers (all forms)

Rosalia / Rosalía

Rosalía Abreu (1862–1930), Cuban keeper of chimpanzees
Rosalía Arteaga (* 1956), Ecuadorian lawyer, writer and politician
Rosalía de Castro (1837-1885), Spanish poet
Rosalia Chalia , real name Rosalia Herrera del Castillo, (1864–1948), Cuban opera singer (mezzo-soprano / soprano)
Rosalia Chladek (1905–1995), dancer, choreographer and dance teacher
Rosalia Graf b. Moser (1897–1944), Austrian unskilled worker, housemaid and resistance fighter against National Socialism
Rosalia Lombardo (1918–1920), Italian child, whose mummy is in the vault of the Capuchin convent in Palermo
Rosalía Mera (1944–2013), Spanish textile entrepreneur and self-made billionaire
Rosalia Nghidinwa (1952–2018), Namibian politician
Rosalia Novelli (* 1628; † unknown), Italian Baroque painter in Sicily
Rosalía Polizzi (1934–2011), Italian-Argentinian documentary filmmaker
Rosalia Romaniec (* 1972), Polish journalist and director
Rosalia Schwarz , married Rosalia von Ernest (1833–1870), stage actress
St. Rosalia Sinibaldi , la Santuzza (1130–1166), hermit on Monte Pellegrino, patron saint of Palermo
Rosalia Stähr (* 1990), German table tennis player
Rosalía Vila Tobella (* 1993), Spanish singer
Rosalia Wenger (1906–1989), Swiss author

Middle name:

Alice Rosalia Caioli (* 1995), Italian pop singer
Tiara Rosalia Nuraidah (* 1993), Indonesian badminton player

Rosalie

Rosalie Bertell (1929–2012), American doctor, author and environmental activist
Rosalie Büttner (1846–1914), German educator and author
Rosalie Cunningham (* 1990), British singer-songwriter
Rosalie Fänger (1900–2000), German politician (KPD)
Rosalie Gardiner Jones (1883–1978), American suffragette
Rosalie Ham (* 1955), Australian author
Rosalie Küchler-Ming (1882–1946), Swiss native writer
Rosalie von Rauch (1820–1879), Countess von Hohenau
Rosalie Thomass (* 1987), German actress
Rosalie Wagner (1803–1837), German theater actress, sister of Richard Wagner
Rosalie Wilkins, Baroness Wilkins (* 1946), British politician (Labor Party)
Rosalie Wolff (* 1979), German actress, entrepreneur and animal rights activist
Rosalie Zull (1887–1971), Austrian trade union secretary and politician

Double names :

Auguste-Rosalie Bisson (1826–1900), French photographer and photography pioneer
Louise-Rosalie Lefebvre (1755–1821), French stage actress, dancer and singer
Marie-Rosalie Vanloo , also Marie Rosalie Van Loo, (1737–1762), French member and model of the Vanloo family of painters

Artist name :

rosalie (artist) (* 1953 as Gudrun Müller; † 2017), German set designer and painter

Geographical: see Rosalia (about a mountain range in Austria) and Rosalie (about Dominica) as well as Sankt Rosalia (places) and Rosalienkirche

Car models: Citroën Rosalie

Ships: Rosalie Moller

Appreciations in art:

Rosalie, song by Irish rock band Thin Lizzy, http://www.thinlizzy.org/discography.html
Rosalie , a song by the Swiss rapper Bligg

Individual evidence

↑ See S. Ebert-Schifferer, Andrea Emiliani , Erich Schleier : Guido Reni and Europa: Ruhm und Nachruhm: Catalog , Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Verlag Schirn, N. Alfa, 1988, entry D22, p. 582, ISBN 978-887779062 -0
^ Konrad Kunze : dtv-Atlas onenology. dtv-Atlas No. 2490, Fig. B Inflow of new foreign names in the 16th - 19th centuries , P. 48. 1st edition. Munich 1998, ISBN 3-423-03234-0 .

[1] See S. Ebert-Schifferer, Andrea Emiliani , Erich Schleier : Guido Reni and Europa: Ruhm und Nachruhm: Catalog , Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Verlag Schirn, N. Alfa, 1988, entry D22, p. 582, ISBN 978-887779062 -0

[Kunze-2] Konrad Kunze : dtv-Atlas onenology. dtv-Atlas No. 2490, Fig. B Inflow of new foreign names in the 16th - 19th centuries , P. 48. 1st edition. Munich 1998, ISBN 3-423-03234-0 .