Ivet
Meaning of Ivet
Ivet is a concise feminine name stemming from the French variant Yvette and ultimately from the Germanic root iv-, signifying “yew.” This botanical allusion underscores themes of resilience and endurance, recalling the yew tree’s storied longevity. Its pronunciation—ee-VET in English and EE-vet in Czech—emphasizes a crisp, two-syllable structure that remains true to its Continental pedigree. In the United States, Ivet is strikingly rare, typically ranking between 900 and 950 in annual name lists; in 2024 it appeared just five times, placing it 945th. Prospective nameplates and monogrammed mugs will likely never face a backorder. For parents seeking historical depth without mainstream prevalence, Ivet offers a discreet elegance and a touch of European flair, all without succumbing to the clichés of more ubiquitous names.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ee-VET (/iˌvɛt/)
Czech
- Pronunced as EE-vet (/iːvɛt/)
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Notable People Named Ivet
| Ivet Lalova-Collio - |
| Ivet Goranova - |
