Angenette is a unique and captivating female given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'agnus', which means 'lamb'. This elegant name was popularized during the Middle Ages as a term of endearment for young girls, often associated with purity and innocence. Over time, it has evolved into a distinctive name that is not frequently encountered but holds a certain charm and uniqueness due to its rarity. In some cultures, Angenette may also have connections to the Virgin Mary, who was often referred to as the 'Agnes' or 'lamb of God'. Today, parents who choose this name for their daughters might do so precisely because it is uncommon, offering them a distinctive identity in a sea of more familiar names.
The name Angenette had its peak popularity between 1964 and 1974, with a notable spike of 24 births in 1968, followed by 28 births in 1970. After 1975, the number of babies named Angenette significantly decreased, with only sporadic occurrences up until 1992. Overall, there were 388 recorded births with the name Angenette between 1946 and 1992.