Etymology of the English word rose
the English word
rosederived from the Old French word
rosederived from the Latin word
rosaceus (rose-, made of, from roses)
derived from the Latin word
roseus (rose-colored, red)
derived from the Late Latin word
rosa (rose; rose bush)
using the Latin suffix
-aceaderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*er-Date
The earliest known usage of rose in English dates from the 19th century.
Derivations in English
rosaniline,
rockrose,
rosarian,
rosebay,
rosebud,
rosebush,
rosefish,
rosyCognates
Dutch
roze, Dutch
roos, English
rosy, French
rose, German
rosa, German
Rose, Icelandic
rós, Italian
rosa, Latin
rosa, Lithuanian
rože, Norwegian
rosa, Polish
róża, Provençal
rosa, Russian
poзa, Spanish
rosa, Swedish
rosa, Swedish
rosUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
