Lisette Titre-Montgomery is an American video game artist and designer. She has worked at Backbone Entertainment, EA Games, Ubisoft and currently works for Double Fine Productions. Titre is also involved in promoting diversity in video games and computer programming.
Elizabeth "Lisette" Denison Forth (c. 1786 – 1866) was an African-American landowner and philanthropist from Michigan. Forth was born with slave status, and worked as a maid before becoming a landowner. She became the first Black property owner in the city of Pontiac in Michigan.
I’ve just come across this name through a character in a game I am playing at the moment (though it’s spelled with a double ‘s’ in this case - Lissette) and don’t think I’ve ever seen it before. I prefer the single ‘s’ and would use it spelled that way. It’s actually struck me as a really pretty name.Would be a good choice for people with last names of French origin too.
Lisette has been my child's name for 26 yrs. There's never been a moment's trouble with it, in the states or abroad. It sounds very feminine but happily, our soccer loving kiddo, found that it gives way, either way. I think people often think too hard about how wrong things might go with their child's name when often nothing or very little ever even happens. Just give you kid a name that has meaning, like a family connection so that they can feel grounded to it, teach them how to say it properly and spell it, then let it go. You've done what you can do. If a bully is going to tease they'll find something regardless. That's a completely different lesson your little one.
I love this name and think its so pretty. I also like it spelled this way LISETTE (soft S) as opposed to LIZETTE (Z sound) Unfortunately my husband has a relative named Lisette so we'd never use it, wouldn't want two in the family.
― Anonymous User 1/18/2014
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The name Lisette was given to 65 baby girls born in the US in 2012 :)
I love this name! It is like Sacagawea's daughter's name (Lizette but sometimes Lisette). I prefer this spelling because it has "lis" in it, which reminds me of "fleur de lis." Therefore, I think Lily would be a nice nickname for Lisette.
Lisette is a lovely name. I've always liked it but am always surprised how a lot of people don't. The only thing I don't like is that this name has various spellings and have a feeling a girl named Lisette would constantly need to correct people on how to spell it correctly. I don't like the double 'S' or the 'Z' spellings of this name at all. When I see Lisette spelled 'Lizette' or "Lizzette', I think of a lizard. Not cool at all.
Lovely name. I think it's better for a little girl than a woman.
― Anonymous User 3/4/2007
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My name is Lisette, and since my family is Spanish-speaking we all pronounce it (and it was meant to be pronounced) like the French: lee-SET, not lih-ZEt. Unfortunately, whenever I introduce myself to English-speakers, they hear "Lisa" even though the emphasis is on the second, not the first, syllable. Interestingly, Spanish-speakers hear me just fine and never call me Lisa. Other than that, I love my name. People always comment on it, once I spell it for them.
― Anonymous User 11/7/2006
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Lisette is a name of one of the characters in Sebastian Faulk's (sorry if incorrectly spelt) novel 'Birdsong'.
The correct French pronunciation is lees-ET, not liz-ET, like many Americans tend to pronounce it.
― Anonymous User 9/25/2006
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When I started studying French in seventh grade, we were given a list of some French names and told to pick one to be our "French name" for the time we would be studying French. I chose Lisette. Lisette is very beautiful and very feminine. My great-grandmother's name was Elizabeth, and Elizabeth is also my middle name so Lisette sounded like a very appropriate name to choose.