Roizy

Roizy is a feminine name primarily used in Yiddish-speaking Jewish communities as a variant of Rose or Rosa. The distinctive 'z' spelling reflects Yiddish phonetic traditions, giving the classic floral name a unique cultural character. Most common in Orthodox Jewish communities, particularly in areas with historical Eastern European Jewish influence, Roizy maintains connections to the beloved flower while carrying specific cultural significance. The name honors ancestral naming traditions while often paying tribute to deceased relatives, following Ashkenazi Jewish naming customs. While uncommon in mainstream American or European contexts, Roizy represents a meaningful preservation of cultural heritage for families who choose it, connecting modern children to their family's linguistic and cultural roots.

Pronounced ROY-zee.

As of October 2026, Roizy ranked #6502 for girls in US births in 2025 SSA, peaked at #5621 for girls in 2020.