Rhodia

Rhodia is an uncommon feminine name with classical Greek roots, connected to the word "rhodon" meaning "rose" or possibly referring to the Greek island of Rhodes. This name carries an elegant, scholarly quality reminiscent of classical antiquity. Historically, Rhodia has never been widely used in English-speaking countries but possesses a timeless quality that bridges ancient and modern worlds. The name's connection to roses may suggest beauty and fragrance, while its association with Rhodes might evoke Mediterranean sunshine and history. Rhodia offers a distinctive choice for parents interested in names with classical origins and meaningful etymologies while remaining accessible in pronunciation.

Pronounced ROH-dee-uh.

As of October 2026, Rhodia ranked #5433 in US births in 1952 SSA, peaked at #1751 in 1903.