At a glance
- In short
- Suzonne is a graceful twist on the timeless Susan, tracing back to the Hebrew Shoshannah, which means “lily.”
- U.S. rank 2025
- Not in the 2025 data · last seen 1966 (#6,564)
- Babies in 1966
- 5 (<0.01% of girls)
- Peak
- #5,244 in 1949
- First recorded
- 1949
Meaning of Suzonne
Suzonne is a graceful twist on the timeless Susan, tracing back to the Hebrew Shoshannah, which means “lily.” She evokes the soft petals of an Indian lotus at sunrise—a blend of purity and timeless elegance. Though her US charm peaked in the mid-1900s, she’s now refreshingly rare, like a secret spice in a vibrant curry of modern names. Suzonne carries warmth and strength in equal measure: as gentle as a summer breeze across Kerala’s backwaters, yet as bold as marigolds strung for Diwali. Pronounced soo-ZON, she flutters off the tongue like a kite dancing in monsoon winds. Parents who choose her gift a classic blossom with a playful French flourish, inspiring creativity, cultivating grace, and promising a story all her own.
How to pronounce Suzonne
- Pronounced soo-ZON /suʠzɒn/