What is the spanish word for rose?
I would like a translation of the verb rose into spanish from english. 
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Typically dictionaries provide information about verbs under a heading for the "bare infinitive". Thus for "rose" (as a verb) you need only to look up the entry for "rise". In this case, as in many, it can be either a noun or a verb; so ignore the discussion of its uses as a noun and concentrate on the definitions/equivalents given for the verb.
P..S. Having gone to that much trouble (to look up the verb), if you also take the trouble to read what is said about its use as another part of speech, more power to you. One of the pleasures of "browsing" dictionaries, is finding answers to questions that you haven't (yet) asked.
Se dice rosa.
I am fond of the expression: no hay rosa sin espinas--- there's no rose without a thorn. Or an old George Jones song Rose colored glasses--- verlo todo de color de rosa--- to see everything through rose-tinted spectacles. 
"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet".
Be careful of the translator. "To rise" is a verb with many translations in Spanish depending upon the context. Look up rise in the dictionary, find the appropriate spanish verb you need and then look that Spanish word up. Scroll down the page to the conjugations and you can find the appropriate form. "Rose" is the past tense in English and I'm guessing the tense you most likely need is the preterite. Pay attention to your subject. It rose. = Subió.
You can find this in the translator or conjagation tools. They are great!
