Jacquetta

Jacquetta is a feminine given name of French origin. It is considered a diminutive form of the name Jacqueline, which itself is the feminine form of Jacques (James). As such, Jacquetta shares the meaning "supplanter" or "following after," derived from the Hebrew name Jacob.

The name Jacquetta has seen sporadic usage throughout history, particularly in England and France. Notable historical figures bearing the name contribute to its recognition, although it is not a particularly common name in modern times.

Etymology and Meaning:

• Origin: French
• Root Name: Jacqueline (and ultimately, Jacques/James)
• Meaning: "Supplanter," "following after" (derived from Jacob)

Variations:

The name Jacquetta may have some regional or personal variations in spelling, though these are relatively uncommon. Jacqueline is a more widespread and recognized variation.

Historical Significance:

While not as widely used as its root name, Jacqueline, Jacquetta appears in historical records, often associated with nobility or individuals of note.

Popularity:

The name Jacquetta is considered uncommon in contemporary usage. Its popularity has generally remained low compared to related names like Jacqueline.