Ojinjintka

Roses are red; violets are blue; if you like the name Rose, this one’s for you! Ojinjintka is a feminine moniker that arises from the Native American Lakota language. It may derive from the word uŋžíŋžiŋtka, meaning "wild rose," "rosehip," or "rose." Wild roses are a symbol of life and vitality in several Native American tribes. As your sweet Ojinjintka's journey unfolds, their name could remind them to embrace every moment and blossom to their fullest.