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I'm French.
Cocotte, pronounced "kokot", is an affective nickname generally given by a granny to her granddaughter, or a relation like that. The expression "ma cocotte" to say "darling" is very frequent.
A "cocotte" is also a baby-hen, and a paper-hen (origami style). Also it is a casserole dish. Besides it's also a loose woman, but this sense is now archaic. Many significations I know ^^
Coquette is an adjective meaning pretty or well-kept, about a village or a hat or something...and well turned-out for a person. It may have meaned Courtisane (the girl), but yonks and yonks ago. :]
Anyone is a first name.
Hope I helped you.
Bye, Andria
Cocotte, pronounced "kokot", is an affective nickname generally given by a granny to her granddaughter, or a relation like that. The expression "ma cocotte" to say "darling" is very frequent.
A "cocotte" is also a baby-hen, and a paper-hen (origami style). Also it is a casserole dish. Besides it's also a loose woman, but this sense is now archaic. Many significations I know ^^
Coquette is an adjective meaning pretty or well-kept, about a village or a hat or something...and well turned-out for a person. It may have meaned Courtisane (the girl), but yonks and yonks ago. :]
Anyone is a first name.
Hope I helped you.
Bye, Andria
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