ETYM as. rose, Latin rosa: cf. French rose, from the Latin.
Any shrub or climber of the genus Rosa, family Rosaceae, with prickly stems and fragrant flowers in many different colors. Numerous cultivated forms have been derived from the Eurasian sweetbrier or eglantine r. rubiginosa and dogrose r. canina. There are many climbing varieties, but the forms more commonly cultivated are bush roses and standards (cultivated roses grafted on to a briar stem).
Thousands of new rose varieties are created every year by fertilizing a particular plant with pollen from another desirable plant, and growing the resultant seeds. When the young plant produces buds they are removed and grafted on to disease-resistant rootstock. Only a small proportion of new varieties produced by growers are introduced to the market.
1. A dusty pink color.
2. Any of many plants of the genus Rosa. + prikaži više

ETYM French, dim. of rose a rose. Related to Roset.
Knot or radiating loops of ribbon concentrically arranged.
1. An arrangement of ribbons in a rose-shaped design worn as a badge of office or medal of honor.
2. An ornament or pattern resembling a rose that is worn as a badge of office or as recognition of having won an honor.