Williette, of French origin, is a unique and elegant name that combines elements from two popular names, Willett and Juliette. The name Willett is derived from the Old English words 'will' meaning 'resolute', and 'hæluþ' meaning 'healthy'. Meanwhile, Juliette is the feminine form of Julius, which means 'downy-bearded' or 'youthful', stemming from the Latin word 'juvenilis'. Thus, Williette could be interpreted as a blend of resolve, health, and youthfulness. The name's rare occurrence makes it distinctive, yet its French roots lend it a certain familiarity and charm. It is often spelled with two 't's at the end, but variations such as Willietta or Willetta are possible as well. Despite not being widely recognized, Williette possesses a unique beauty and a rich history that sets it apart from other names.
"The name Williette seems to have experienced several peaks and valleys in popularity between 1937 and 1969, with notable spikes in the mid-50s and late 50s, and again in the early 60s."