Roselinda

If your beautiful child arrives as a gentle spirit, in tune with animals and nature, consider naming them Roselinda. This lovely name may come from Rosalind, rooted in Old High German, where hros means "horse" and lind means "soft," "gentle," or "tender." During the Middle Ages, the spelling was influenced by the Latin and Spanish phrase rosa linda, meaning "beautiful rose," adding even more delicate charm to an already graceful name. Roselinda, a modern twist on Rosalind, appeared in Edmund Spenser's The Shepheardes Calendar and Shakespeare's As You Like It, giving the name a poetic and timeless charm.