You can see Rosella as a diminutive of the name Rose or as a nature name as Rosella is an Australian flower and a variety of Australian cockatoos. This cutting edge name is frilly, cute, and sassy, all in one. This name started on the popularity list at #161 spot and is still stuck there. It features in the New Testament as the mother of John. Most of you would relate this name to a character in the 70s sitcom “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and its spin-off Rhoda. Patience Philips, remember? In literature, this name appears in Shakespeare’s “Henry VIII”, in Gilbert & Sullivan comic operetta and an Anthony Trollope’s novel. This name got a bump in popularity after appearing in “Catwoman”. This passive virtue name, popular with the Romany gypsies sounds much fresher than Charity, Faith, and Hope. Instead of the usual Penny, pick Poppy or Nell as a nickname. It also has several novelists as namesakes – Penelope Gilliatt, Fitzgerald, Mortimer, and Lively. This moniker is associated with the faithful wife of Odysseus in Homer’s “Odyssey”. This classic moniker has been moving up the charts, thanks to the glamorous actress Penelope Cruz. Penelope is actually a Greek name, but is very familiar with the gypsies. Its namesake would be Sabina Guzzanti, the Italian satirist, actress, writer, and producer.
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Even this moniker has featured in several literary works, including Milan Kudera’s novel “The Unbearable Lightness of Being” and Thornton Wilder’s play “The Skin of Our Teeth”. This sleek gypsy name is also worth consideration. Hester Maria Thrale was given the nickname Queenie by Samuel Johnson. We think it would work best as a nickname or middle name. Queenie started as a nickname for girls named Regina, but it’s used by the gypsies as a stand-alone name. Halie would sound extremely cute as a nickname. Mahalia Jackson, the great gospel singer’s birth name was actually Mahala. In fact, in the Gold Rush in Nevada and California, this moniker was so common that it became the generic term for a Native American woman. This rhythmic and interesting name is heard not just in Romany, but also in the Native American community. Naomie Harri, the actress, helped in the modernization of this name. This gypsy variation of Naomi is finding favor with parents who are looking for a soft, biblical name with a melodic sound and a positive meaning (pleasantness).
It rose over 140 spots between the years 20, making it one of the fastest rising names. Although it was hugely popular in the late 19th century, it’s on the way for a comeback. This moniker is distinctive and stylish, which is a beautiful and rare combination. This lovely Puritan virtue name has a quality that is deeply undervalued today.
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