Rosetta

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Rosetta closed 2025 at #3,289 on the girls' board: 48 girls, 0.003% of the market. The position is up +37% over ten years and +38% over thirty; it peaked in 1948 at 578 girls (#325 that year), and has moved 28,158 units since first listing in 1880.

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1880
First listed
28,158
All-time girls
1948
Busiest year (578 babies)
48
Babies born
#3,289
Rank (F)
0.003%
Share of girls
+37%
10-yr change
+38%
30-yr change
Rosetta F View in Terminal
State distribution · Rosetta F · 2021–25 · tile brightness = rate vs. national
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Too rare for state-level data — the SSA suppresses names under 5 babies per state-year.
Trades near Rosetta · 2025 girls' board
RankNameBabies’16–’25
#3,284PolinaF48
#3,285PrescottFM48
#3,286QuinleyF48
#3,287RenaeF48
#3,288RhyanFM48
#3,289RosettaF48
#3,290SaylerFM48
#3,291SianaF48
#3,292ThyriF48
#3,293UnknownFM48
#3,294ValarieF48
Origin

Same shelf:

RankNameBabies’16–’25
#2,675LucaFM65
#33GiannaF5,634
#35ValentinaFM5,354
#42ElenaFM4,836
#10,350EnzoFM9
#91LeonardoM3,789
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