Georgette
[ʒɔːrˈʒɛt]Meaning
French feminine form of George, from Georges + -ette.
Background Story
Georgette is the French feminine form of George, formed from Georges with the diminutive suffix -ette. It is used in Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, English, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Serbian and Spanish. The English form comes from the French, and is a piecewise doublet of Georgetta.
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