Toussine

Toussine is a rare French name derived from 'Toussaint', which means 'All Saints'. The name Toussaint itself was traditionally given to children born or baptized on All Saints' Day (November 1st). While Toussaint is predominantly a male name, Toussine emerged as a feminine diminutive or variant, likely to distinguish it for girls.

The use of names derived from religious holidays or concepts was common in medieval and early modern Europe. Toussine, though less common than its masculine counterpart, carries the same spiritual connotation, linking the bearer to the Christian feast day honoring all known and unknown saints. Its rarity suggests it may have been a regional or family-specific usage.