Rosita

[ roh-zee-tuh; Spanish raw-see-tah ]

noun

1. a female given name, Spanish form of Rose.

Example Sentences

His wife, Rosita, 44, pleaded with him not to go.

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The event will also have a variety of citrusy seafood from Shark Bite Ceviches and Oaxacan food from Antojitos Lita Rosita.

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The white raven holds special meaning for Alaska Native people, according to Rosita Worl, a Tlingit anthropologist and president of the Sealaska Heritage Institute.

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The season also includes a segment called “Proud of My Name,” where Rosita feels frustrated when her basketball coach shortens her name and Elmo and Gabrielle encourage her to speak up that she wants to be called “Rosita.”

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The display also features art by Rosita, of Sesame Street, whose father, Ricardo, is a veteran who uses a wheelchair after he was injured during military service.

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