Antoinette is a French name meaning "highly praiseworthy." It is the feminine form of Anthony, derived from the Latin and Etruscan family name Antonius. The name has a rich history, particularly associated with Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France before the French Revolution. Over time, the use of Antoinette has evolved from being a common name in the 19th century to a less popular choice in modern times. Despite this decline, the name remains elegant and refined, symbolizing beauty and greatness.
