Scarlette

The name Scarlette is a feminine variant of the French word 'escarlate,' which means scarlet or deep red. The scarlet color was highly prized in medieval times and was associated with wealth, luxury, and high rank.

The name's origin can be traced back to the Persian word 'saqalat,' which referred to a type of cloth or garment dyed with a rich, deep red color. This color was obtained from the kermes insect, which was used as a natural dye source before the introduction of cochineal and synthetic dyes.

Today, the name Scarlette is often chosen for its feminine charm and association with the vibrant scarlet color. It evokes images of passion, boldness, and confidence.

While the name is not associated with a specific cultural or historical figure, its beautiful sound and unique spelling have made it a popular choice for baby girls in recent years.