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Hello all,
I was at a Wedding on Saturday and met a lovely lady whom has a friend who's baby daughter's name is LUCETTE ... she said it is the long version of LUCY ... anyway, i checked out it's meaning which it means Light :D
I thought it sounded very pretty and so easy to pronounce from it's spelling :dance:
Thought i'd share this French name with you all !!
... What do you all think of this name Lucette ?? ;)
Cheers from Lorelle & lil Cendrine xox
I think it's sweet! Actually it would go quite nicely with Cendrine as a sibling name.
I used to have a BF whose daughter had an imaginary friend called Lucette!
I like it (of course!)
My pre-coffee preggo brain read it as Lettuce :rofl: which I don't like as much as Lucette.
lol Nai, I'm glad I'm not the only one who read lettuce for a second there...I personally am not a big fan...just my opinion though
Is it pronounced Loose-ette or loosh-ette?
Im sorry but to ne hoest dont like it at all :redface:
I think its a very pretty girls name and goes so well with Cendrine!
I think it's really pretty!!
I also like Lucia.
I have a good friend names Lucette (Loose-ette) and she don't get anything to shorten it, it's just Lucette :)
I knew someone called Lucette, I like the name.
I have looked at long versions of Lucy cos its on our shortlist for girls names, and I think I prefer
Lucienne or Lucinda.
I think it is very pretty and it definitely works well with Cendrine :)
I agree with other posts- Cendrine and Lucette sound so good together- like they could be two little characters in a book!
hi Lorelle!
I think Lucette is a beautiful name
OMG Nai ... that's so funny ' Lettuce' i never thought of that until i took another look & gee i do see that ;) ... But i do think it still sounds pretty (maybe now doesn't look so pretty, LOL) :ROFL:
Thought i'd throw it out there incase someone might like to use it ;)
Oh, Lucienne ... never heard of it until now ...that i do like too (Thanks rayray)
I worked with a Lucinda many years ago she was so gorgeous & incredibly bubbly ... :D
Interesting how a couple of you mentioned Cendrine & Lucette like storybook names as my daughter's actual name comes from Cendrillion which means Cinderella (yeh, i know i'm not a big fan of the meaning ... Dare i admit Cendrine has a Cinderella corner in her sweet bedroom ... which has NO prince in sight ... i have been asked WHY no prince which i quickly answer " Well, she doesn't need a man to buy her a castle ... she may well buy one herself if she really would like one some day ") ;)
Hi,
Sorry, don't like it but that's my opinion. The kid would cop a lot in high school being called Loose-et. I'm very paranoid about how names may be picked on at school since i was picked on with my very ethnic name.