Suzette

Suzette is a French diminutive of Suzanne, which derives through Latin and Greek from the Hebrew name Shoshannah, meaning lily or rose. The name carries a characteristically French charm and gained international recognition partly through the famous dessert crêpes Suzette, though the precise origin of that culinary association remains disputed. Suzette enjoyed modest use as an independent given name in French-speaking countries and among English speakers during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Related forms include Suzanne, Susan, Susanna, and Susannah.