Creative "ette"/"etta" names for girls

Girl Names
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One of my favorite endings for girls’ names is “ette/etta”, and there are plenty of comparatively commonplace ones that I like, such as [name_f]Isabetta[/name_f] and [name_f]Lilibet[/name_f], but I’d love to open the floor for more creative options too.

What are some of your favorite, less common “ette/etta” names?

Some of mine are:

“Ette”

Cozette
Etienette
Léonette
Starlette
Waldette
Wynette

“Etta”

Annabetta
Birdetta
Clarabetta
Cristabetta
Coetta
Doretta
Dulcibetta
Dulchetta
Fioretta
Franzetta
Guilietta
Junetta
Maetta
Marbetta
Marvetta
Mietta
Minetta
Musetta
Novetta
Olivetta
Orietta
Opaletta
Primetta
Raetta
Scarletta
Starletta
Willetta

2

I love Ingaret, though I’ve never heard of it used [name_m]IRL[/name_m] and its pretty obscure. A related name is Anchoret.

I think Capulet could make a sweet name.

I’ve also seen [name_f]Amoret[/name_f], [name_f]Olivet[/name_f], [name_f]Linnet[/name_f], Kinneret, Ashtoret, [name_f]Alouette[/name_f], Bleuette, [name_f]Fleurette[/name_f], [name_f]Odette[/name_f], Miette, [name_f]Nanette[/name_f], [name_f]Arrietty[/name_f]…

3

[name_f]Arietta[/name_f] has been growing on me lately.

4

[name_u]Love[/name_u] the name [name_f]Loretta[/name_f] lately.
Also love Wilette and [name_f]Winslet[/name_f].

Consider:
[name_f]Coretta[/name_f]
[name_f]Violetta[/name_f]
[name_f]Yvette[/name_f]
[name_f]Briette[/name_f]
Elsbette
[name_f]Nanette[/name_f]
Brigetta
Bonetta
Alloutte
Fredette

5

I just want to add [name_f]Lisette[/name_f] :slight_smile:

6

My mom’s name is [name_f]Laurette[/name_f]. (lor-RETT)

I like:

[name_u]Emmett[/name_u]
Liseth / [name_f]Lisette[/name_f]
[name_f]Mariette[/name_f]
Ariette
[name_f]Arlette[/name_f]
[name_f]Juliette[/name_f] (my middle)

7

I like Annegret, [name_f]Odette[/name_f], [name_f]Olivette[/name_f], and [name_f]Giulietta[/name_f]. My grandma’s name is [name_f]Antoinette[/name_f], but she’s actually Italian and I like the version [name_f]Antonietta[/name_f].

8

You have a name there spelled [name_f]Guilietta[/name_f]. If you are using the Italian spelling for [name_f]Julietta[/name_f], you have mispelled it. As spelled, it would be pronounce GOO-lietta. In Italian, a G followed by an A, O or U is a hard G sound (as in [name_m]Galileo[/name_m], Gonzaga & [name_f]Gucci[/name_f]). When followed by an E or I, it’s a soft G sound (as in Gentile or [name_f]Gisella[/name_f]). To make a soft G sound followed by an A, O or U sound, an I is inserted to soften it…as in [name_m]Giancarlo[/name_m], [name_f]Giovanna[/name_f], and the correct spelling for [name_f]Giulietta[/name_f].