Origin and Meaning of Cozette

Little thing; a nickname

Origin: French - The name Cozette is a diminutive form of the name 'Coze', which has roots in the French word 'cose', meaning 'little thing' or 'to cause'.

• Cozette gained popularity in the 19th century, particularly after the character Cosette from Victor Hugo's novel 'Les Misérables' was introduced.
• The name is often associated with themes of innocence and purity, as Cosette in the novel embodies these qualities.
• Notable bearers include actress Cozette McCreery and the character Cosette in various adaptations of 'Les Misérables' in film, theater, and literature.
• Cozette has seen varying levels of popularity in different regions, often peaking in the late 20th century with periodic revivals.
• Related names and variations include Cosette, Cozey, and Cozeyra, and the name can also be derived from other diminutive forms in French culture.