rosalind
/rəˈzælɪnd/Definitions
1. proper noun
a female given name, especially one derived from the name of the character in Shakespeare’s As You Like It, or a place name.
“The young woman’s name was Rosalind, a classic Shakespearean name with a lovely ring to it.”
2. noun
a kind of rose, especially one with pink or white flowers.
“The gardener tended to the beautiful rosalind roses in the garden.”
3. noun
a programming language developed by Rebecca St. Pitman and others for visualising RNA and protein structures.
“The bioinformatics expert used the Rosalind language to create a program for analyzing protein structures.”