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Has anyone heard of or seen the name Aubrietta somewhere? I can't remember where I found it.
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Nope, sounds nice though.
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As previously mention, it seems to be the name of a plant, derived from the French surname Aubriet, from Aubry (Aubrey). Dahlia and Linnea have similar etymologies.
As a given name, it could also be seen a feminization of Aubrey, using the feminine suffix -Etta. Similar to Aubrielle and Aubriella.
As a given name, it could also be seen a feminization of Aubrey, using the feminine suffix -Etta. Similar to Aubrielle and Aubriella.
This message was edited 2/10/2017, 4:17 PM
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Maybe you have heard it as a name for a flowering plant, here's a reference to it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aubrieta (Note: One t only)
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