Rosela is a name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'rose'. It's often associated with beauty and grace, much like the flower it's named after. In some cultures, Rosela may be considered unique or even rare, making it a distinctive choice for a child's name. The name has been popular in various parts of Europe, including Italy, Spain, and Eastern Europe. Despite its Latin roots, Rosela can also be found among other Romance languages like French ('Rosele') and Portuguese ('Roxelã'). As a given name, Rosela is often shortened to the familiar 'Rosa' or 'Rosie', providing sweet and simple nicknames for everyday use.
Rosela was a popular name for girls born between 1919 and 1986, with peaks in popularity during the late 20s to early 30s, mid-70s, and early 80s.