"RosaLee" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "A re-spelling of Rosalie.",
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  "pos": "name",
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          "ref": "2007, Evelyn Palfrey, Dangerous Dilemmas, Simon and Schuster",
          "text": "“I'm twenty-three years old.I can decide what— and when—I drink. And please stop calling me RosaLee. I'm RL,now. Everybody calls me RL.” “But, baby, RosaLee is so dignified. So significant. When we named you after Mrs.Parks, I never dreamed—” “It's old-fashioned. I hate it. It's burdensome. Like I have to live up to it. Ain't even any—”",
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        "A female given name from Latin."
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        {
          "word": "Rosalee"
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  "word": "RosaLee"
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          "text": "“I'm twenty-three years old.I can decide what— and when—I drink. And please stop calling me RosaLee. I'm RL,now. Everybody calls me RL.” “But, baby, RosaLee is so dignified. So significant. When we named you after Mrs.Parks, I never dreamed—” “It's old-fashioned. I hate it. It's burdensome. Like I have to live up to it. Ain't even any—”",
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