Jeannetta is a female name with origins in both American and British English. It is pronounced as jee-uh-NET-uh (/dʒiˈænətə/) in both variations. The name is a variation of Jeanette.
According to data for newborns in the United States, Jeannetta had varying levels of popularity throughout the years. In 1911, it ranked at number 1372, and by 1956, it had reached its peak at number 1796. However, in recent years, the name has become less common.
As for associations, the name Jeannetta is often associated with qualities such as elegance and grace. It carries a sense of sophistication and femininity. Parents looking for a timeless and classic name may find Jeannetta appealing.
Jeannetta Arnette is an American actress known for her role as Miss Meara on the TV show Head of the Class and appearances in films like Ladybugs and Boys Don't Cry. |
Jeannetta Margaret Blackie, born in London, England on 19 June 1864, was a notable New Zealand governess, teacher, and church administrator. |