Jacquetta

Jacquetta, a name for girls, expands on the handsome French Jacques, whose origins lie in Hebrew. A title that dances from mouth to ear, Jacquetta derives from the root Yaʿakov—which gave rise to James and Jacob—and belongs to a vast and vibrant family of names. Meaning “supplanter,” “holder of the heel,” and “heal grabber” at its core, Jacquetta refers to the birth of the biblical figure Jacob. With undertones of excitement and eagerness, Jacquetta is primed and ready to join baby on their life’s journey.