Rollande is a unique and distinctive female given name of French origin, derived from the Germanic elements 'hrod' meaning fame and 'land' meaning land. It was popularized by authors such as the French writer Anatole France, who named one of his characters Rollande in his novel "Le Livre de mon Friend" published in 1892. Despite its literary association, Rollande remains relatively uncommon today, adding to its exotic and intriguing charm. Those with this name often appreciate its rarity and the individuality it conveys.
"Over a span of two decades (1916-1937), the name Rollande was given to a total of 68 newborns, with peak years being 1925 and 1928, having 8 and 10 births respectively."