The name Rosa has several interpretations based on ancient records. The Latinized reading of the anthroponym Rosa indicates different variants in the 15th-16th centuries. A record from 1465 "Nicolai alias Roszą," found in Galicia, suggests that this name could be read as Rosha, which is the Polish variant. An analogous entry from 1520 "Rosa Istvan" from the village of Danilovo in the Khust region also confirms such a reading. However, the Polish-language record "Rosa Alba," documented in the 15th century, points to another reading — Rosa, which translates to 'white rose.' It is also possible that the name Rosa is associated with the term 'droplets of water settling on the ground.' Thus, the name Rosa can have various meanings and variants depending on the linguistic and cultural traditions in which it has been recorded.