rose in Latin
rose in Latin is rosa — rose means a shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
rose in Latin
rosa
What does "rose" mean?
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noun A shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
"She planted a row of roses along the garden fence."
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noun A deep pink or pinkish-red colour, named after the flower.
"The bridesmaids wore dresses in a soft rose shade."
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noun A circular, many-pointed design or fitting, such as a compass rose or a shower rose.
"The old compass rose was engraved on the ship's map."
rose in a sentence
- She planted a row of roses along the garden fence.
- He gave her a single red rose on their anniversary.
- The bridesmaids wore dresses in a soft rose shade.
- The old compass rose was engraved on the ship's map.
Similar words in Latin
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "rose" in Latin?
"rose" in Latin is rosa. rose means: A shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
How do you use "rose" in a sentence?
Example: "She planted a row of roses along the garden fence." In Latin, "rose" is rosa.
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