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feminine · French origin
Suzanne is a French form of Susanna, which derives from the Hebrew name Shoshannah, meaning lily or rose. The name appears in the biblical Book of Daniel and in the Gospel of Luke, giving it longstanding religious significance across Christian and Jewish traditions. It became widely used throughout the French-speaking world and spread into English and Dutch use, remaining popular through the twentieth century. Related forms include Susan, Susannah, Susanne, and Suzanna.
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