Moïsette

Moïsette is a rare French diminutive of the name Moïse, which is the French form of Moses. The name Moses (Moshe in Hebrew) is traditionally derived from the Hebrew root 'm-sh-h' meaning 'to draw out' (of water), referring to the biblical account of Moses being found in the Nile River. The '-ette' suffix is a common French diminutive, adding a sense of smallness, endearment, or femininity.

While Moses is overwhelmingly a male name, the French diminutive Moïsette feminizes it. It is not a widely used name and is more likely to be found in specific Francophone communities, often as a unique or family-honoring choice. Its rarity contributes to its distinctive character.