Cosette
koh-ZET
Meaning:
Derived from the French name 'Cosette,' which means 'little thing' or 'small thing,' often used as a term of endearment.
Gender
Girl
Origin
French, Literary, European
Popularity Rank
#1882 (girls)
#3536 (overall)
#3536 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, Cosette has a niche appeal, especially among parents who love literary references and vintage charm. Its usage has seen gentle rises, particularly in French-speaking countries.
Why Parents Choose Cosette
Parents often choose Cosette for its romantic, literary charm, its soft and melodic sound, and its association with resilience and hope from the classic novel 'Les Misérables.'
History & Cultural Significance
The name Cosette gained popularity in France during the 19th century, inspired by Hugo's novel. It has since become a charming choice for parents seeking a name with literary roots and timeless appeal.
Cosette is famously associated with the beloved character from Victor Hugo's novel 'Les Misérables,' symbolizing innocence, resilience, and hope.
Notable People Named Cosette
- Cosette Morant, French artist
- Cosette Anton, character in 'Les Misérables'
- Cosette Zupan, Slovenian actress
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Pop Culture References
- Cosette from 'Les Misérables'
- Cosette in the musical adaptation of 'Les Misérables'