Lucette

Lucette is a French feminine diminutive of Luce, itself derived from the Latin name Lucia, rooted in the Latin word lux meaning light. The name has been in steady use in French-speaking regions, carried by the broader tradition honoring Saint Lucia, the early Christian martyr whose name became widespread across medieval Europe. Related forms include Lucia, Lucy, Lucie, and Lucette's closer diminutive kin Lucette shares ground with Lucette and Lucille within the French naming tradition.