Josette

Meaning God will add
Origin French
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 7
Syllables 2
Syllabification Jo-sette

About Josette

The name Josette, with its French origins, exudes a timeless elegance that holds both historical significance and a touch of modern charm. Derived from the classic name Josephine, Josette carries a profound meaning, signifying "God will increase" or "He will add." This beautifully conveys a sense of divine blessing and the promise of growth.

Josette's melodic sound and delicate spelling make it a versatile choice for families seeking a name that is both traditional and unique. Its variations, such as Josetta and Josilyn, offer options for personalization while maintaining the name's inherent grace.

Commonly associated with grace and strength, Josette has been embraced by notable individuals across various fields, from arts and sciences to literature and sports. Additionally, the name finds its place in fiction, gracing the characters of intriguing stories and adding depth to their narratives.

Choosing Josette for your baby girl is an embrace of timeless beauty, a tribute to heritage, and a hopeful anticipation of a future filled with blessings. As your little Josette grows, her name will continue to reflect the enduring qualities of grace, resilience, and the limitless potential that lies ahead.

Variations of Name Josette

Josie
Josephine
Joselyn
Joanna

Nicknames for Josette

Jo
Josie
Jojo
Sette
Ettie

Famous People Named Josette

Josette DayFrench actress
Josette FrankAmerican literary critic
Josette SimonBritish actress
Josette AliaAmerican fashion model
Josette BiyoFilipina scientist
Josette Bushell-MingoBritish actress and director
Josette CollinsAmerican historian
Josette DupreCanadian fashion designer
Josette EalesAustralian hockey player
Josette FrankenbergDutch swimmer
Josette HernandezMexican diver
Josette JorgeBrazilian actress
Josette NorrisAmerican middle-distance runner
Josette PaganiItalian swimmer
Josette PimentaCape Verdean politician
Josette RizkallahLebanese journalist
Josette SaïdLebanese artist
Josette SheeranAmerican diplomat
Josette Simon-GustafssonSaint Lucian politician
Josette UrsoAmerican artist

Characters Named Josette

Josette DuPresCharacter in the TV series "Dark Shadows"
Josette LeBlancCharacter in the video game "Until Dawn"
Josette LandryCharacter in the "Dark-Hunter" series by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Josette Marie "Josie" McCoyCharacter in the TV series "Riverdale"
Josette MarchandCharacter in the novel "Cry to Heaven" by Anne Rice
Josette PontellierCharacter in the novel "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin
Josette "Jo" PrattCharacter in the video game "Dream Daddy - A Dad Dating Simulator"
Josette WryCharacter in the "Circle of Magic" series by Tamora Pierce
Josette BarryCharacter in the TV series "The Mentalist"
Josette "Josie" PyeCharacter in the "Anne of Green Gables" series by L.M. Montgomery
Josette "Jo" HarrisCharacter in the movie "Little Women"
Josette "Josie" DunnCharacter in the TV series "Medium"
Josette "Josie" RayburnCharacter in the TV series "Hemlock Grove"
Josette "Josie" CarusoCharacter in the TV series "Scrubs"
Josette "Josie" HershbergerCharacter in the TV series "Breaking Amish"
Josette "Josie" WelchCharacter in the novel "How to Make an American Quilt" by Whitney Otto
Josette "Josie" CormierCharacter in the novel "Nineteen Minutes" by Jodi Picoult
Josette "Josie" AlibrandiCharacter in the novel "Looking for Alibrandi" by Melina Marchetta
Josette "Jo" De La RueCharacter in the movie "The Sisters"