Janette
Janette proper noun: a female given name from Hebrew, variant of Janet.
Proper noun
Janette
- A female given name from Hebrew, variant of Janet.
- "Is Janette Lisle Miss Lisle, Walter?" "Yes, Vinnie; the eldest Miss Lisle. Janette is her name. Very pretty name, don't you think?"1885, Justin McCarthy, Camiola. A Girl With a Fortune, Chatto and Windus, published 1885, page 149
- "Janette Marie de la Beauville," he said softly. "It's a good name. Did you see it on the ad? It sounds much more important than Harry Winston."1981, Harold Robbins, Goodbye, Janette, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN, page 190
Questions about Janette
- What does Janette mean?
- Janette means a female given name from Hebrew, variant of Janet.
- What part of speech is Janette?
- Janette is a proper noun.
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