How to Say “Rose” in French

rose
/ʁoz/feminine
The English word 'rose' translates to rose in French.
rose is a feminine noun used to refer to the flower.
Meaning: flower (noun)

Which one should you use?

The word rose as a noun refers to the flower, while the related form rose can also function as an adjective meaning the color rose. Additionally, Rose is used as a female given name.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

As a feminine noun, rose takes the feminine indefinite article une (e.g., une rose). To express the plural, add an 's' to form les roses.

How do you pronounce it?

/ʁoz/

Did you know?

  • In France, giving a rose to a romantic partner is traditional, but giving a yellow rose can signal infidelity or jealousy.
  • The word rose is used in the phrase une rose des vents, which refers to a compass rose used in navigation.
  • The French word rose was borrowed from the Latin rosa instead of evolving naturally from it, which would have resulted in the form reuse.

Examples in context

  • Je vois une rose.
    I see a rose.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use the noun rose with the indefinite article.
    Tatoeba #2366362 by nimfeo, translation #1912214 by CM
  • Cette rose sent bon.
    This rose smells sweet.
    This sentence demonstrates how to describe the scent of a rose.
    Tatoeba #2829629 by Aiji, translation #60642 by orcrist
  • Jeanne regardait la rose.
    Jeanne was looking at the rose.
    This sentence shows the use of the definite article with rose.
    Tatoeba #5297496 by martin9, translation #9455759 by slampisko
  • 74 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Manon is showing a flower to Lucas in a garden.

  1. Lucas

    Quelle belle rose !
    What a beautiful rose!
  2. Manon

    Merci, elle est pour toi.
    Thank you, it is for you.
  3. Lucas

    Elle est magnifique, Manon.
    It is magnificent, Manon.
  4. Manon

    Je suis contente qu'elle te plaise.
    I am happy that you like it.

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