Casarosa

Casarosa is a surname of Italian origin and can also be encountered as a toponym in Italian-speaking areas. Etymology is commonly explained as a compound of casa, meaning house, and rosa, meaning rose or pink in Italian. As a habitational name, Casarosa would have been used to identify families living near a house named after a rose, or near a landmark such as a rose-bearing estate; over time it spread across regions through migration and marriage.

Distribution and frequency: Today Casarosa remains relatively uncommon, with occurrences concentrated in Italy and in communities abroad through Italian diasporas, particularly in countries with large Italian immigrant populations.

Notable people: The surname Casarosa does not have widely documented biographical entries in standard encyclopedias. It may appear in local genealogical or regional histories, but prominent figures are not broadly recognized in mainstream sources.

Toponymy and places: There are no widely recognized modern municipalities named Casarosa. In Italian toponymy, variations such as Casa Rosa or Casarosa appear in historical records or as microtoponyms, reflecting estate names rather than contemporary administrative units.