Olivette
Meaning of Olivette
Olivette derives from the Latin oliva via French as a diminutive—literally “little olive”—with the feminine suffix “-ette” reflecting 19th-century naming conventions. Its connection to the olive branch underscores themes of peace and resilience. In the United States, Olivette reached its peak in the late 19th century before becoming rare; in 2024 it was recorded 14 times, ranking 936th, and has hovered in the low-900s in recent annual rankings. The English pronunciation AH-luh-vet (/ˈɑləˌvɛt/) is consistent across anglophone contexts, maintaining its clarity. Today, parents seeking a vintage European name that combines distinction with approachability may find Olivette a suitable choice.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AH-luh-vet (/ˈɑləˌvɛt/)
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Notable People Named Olivette
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