Boy Names That Mean Rose

While roses typically conjure more feminine images, these flowers are both delicate AND strong. Explore this list of boy names that mean rose and find a strong and hearty name for your son that gives a nod to this wildly popular flower.

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• Abulward - From the Arabic language, Abulward means 'the father of flowers or roses.' It is primarily given to boys of the Islam religion.
• Ambrose - Ambrose is a masculine name of Latin origin. Although it means immortal, its suffix fits with the rose theme.
• Anthony - The Latin name Anthony dates back to the 17th century. It was taken from the Greek word anthos, which describes a rose or flower. This masculine moniker is popular in multiple countries from Italy to the United States.
• Awrad - Awrad is a male name with Arabic roots. It means rose-colored or rosy. 'It also refers to a person with youthful-looking skin.'
• Gulbaugh - Gulbaugh is an Indian boy's name. It is defined as a 'rose garden.'
• Gulshanjeet - Gulshanjeet is of Indian, Punjabi, and Sikh heritage. The moniker means 'victory of the rose garden.'
• Jared - Jared is a Hebrew boy's name with multiple meanings, including ruling, commanding, or rose. Variant spellings include Jarred and Jarod.
• Li-Wei - The moniker Li-Wei is a masculine Chinese name that translates to 'beautiful rose.' Several famous people bore the name Li-Wei, including the chief minister of the Tang Dynasty, a computer scientist, an actor, and a speed skater.
• Nasier - Nasier is an Indian boy's name meaning rose. It is also Arabic for the word winner.
• Navrose - The name Navrose is a masculine boy's name. It is a Punjabi moniker that translates to 'new rose.'
• Penrose - The name Penrose has nothing to do with the meaning of a flower. But like other masculine names with the suffix rose, it fits well with the rose theme.
• Raushan - Raushan is a Bengali name. The boy's name means represents a rose.
• Raysel - Raysel is a fitting name for a little boy. The moniker originated from Israel and means rose.
• Rhodes - Rhodes is a Greek name that means 'field of roses.' This male moniker is spelled in a number of ways, including Roades and Roades.
• Risay - From Arabic, the name Risay means 'one who is beloved.’ The male moniker also describes a 'black rose.'
• Rodas - The name Rodas is a Spanish moniker. It is a masculine name that translates to 'where the roses grow.'
• Roosevelt - The moniker Roosevelt comes from the Dutch language. It is also the surname of the progressive president, Theodore Roosevelt. During his time in office, many parents in the African-American community gave this moniker to their baby boys.
• Rosar - Rosar is a unique Icelandic boy's name. It is comprised of two words: rose and army.
• Rosalio - The name Rosalio is a masculine name that means 'a man of roses.' It is of Spanish origin.
• Roseo- Roseo is the masculine version of the name Rose. The moniker is of Italian and Spanish origin and pronounced ro-SAY-o.
• Roswell - The name Roswell has roots in the English and German languages. It means 'springtime of roses' and is also spelled Rosswell and Roswel.
• Rosewood - Rosewood is a charming masculine name. The moniker comes from the English surname.
• Ross- Ross is a Scottish name that refers to a 'person with red hair.' It also translates to rose.
• Trenay - Trenay is a Macedonian boy's name. It means 'sweet briar or a 'bunch of wild roses.'
• Vardan - Derived from the Armenian word vard, the name Vardan conveys a 'giver of roses'. It is a variant of the name Vartan.

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