Rochelle
Girl's given name
Rochelle is a feminine given name, a French diminutive form of Roche meaning "little rock." It gained popularity in English-speaking countries during the mid-20th century and remains in moderate use.
The name also appears in place names, most notably La Rochelle, a port city in western France.
Rochelle salt, a chemical compound used in electronics and as a mild laxative, takes its name from the French city where it was first prepared.
Western European republic
- AtlanticOcean bordering Europe
- portDocking place for ships
- coastalOf the shoreline
- HuguenotFrench Reformed Protestant
fortress · harbor · medieval · siege · Protestant · maritime · French · city
Nineteenth element, symbol K
- sodiumEleventh element, highly reactive
- tartrateSalt from grape acid
- crystalOrdered-atom solid
- piezoelectricCharge from deformation
chemistry · laxative · compound · double · effervescent · laboratory · transducer · powder
France
Western European republic
Huguenot · fortress · harbor · medieval · siege · Protestant · maritime · French · city · commune
potassium
Nineteenth element, symbol K
piezoelectric · chemistry · laxative · compound · double · effervescent · laboratory · transducer · powder · solution
feminine
Pertaining to women
nickname · Shelley · Shelly · Rocky · naming · christening · birth · identity · moniker · given
character
Nature, symbol, or role
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