Roseman

English Etymology From en enm Rosamunde, a female given name ultimately from en gem-pro *hrussą horse + gem-pro *mundō protection, but by medieval folk etymology interpreted as la rosa munda pure rose and therefore as an epithet of the Virgin Mary. An artificial name or name adopted by the husband of a woman with the en yi - name yi רויזע; see en Rose. An Americanized form of en de Rosemann or de Rosmann; see en Rossmann. An Americanized form of en cs,hu,sh,sk,sl Rozman,Rožman,Rozmán or. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Roseman is the 8297th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 3993 individuals. Roseman is most common among White (76.06%) and Black/African American (19.46%) individuals. References Anagrams en aemnors Amerson Marenos Masoner Morenas Ransome anomers enamors maenors menoras moaners morenas oarsmen