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It makes me think of jackets, not names.

I've actually considered it! It's always fascinated me, ever since I read about Jacquetta of Luxembourg, who appeared to be a strong woman ruler.
It's certainly different!
I like the Q pronounced, which I think is the normal way in English-speaking countries, otherwise it has too much jacket in it.
But I fear "jacket potato" teasing anyway.

This message was edited 3/21/2009, 3:20 PM

I prefer Jacquenetta. It's a Shakespearean name.

I don't like it that much.

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Jacquetta Germaine
Jacquetta Michele
Jacquetta Elizabeth
Jacquetta Elise
Jacquetta Daphne
Jacquetta Patrice
Jacquetta Jeanine
Jacquetta Nanette
Jacquetta Elisabeth
Jacquetta Denise
Jacquetta Diana
Jacquetta Diane
Jacquetta Corinne
Jacquetta Anne
Jacquetta Katherine
Jacquetta Julienne
Jacquetta Suzette
Jacquetta Charlotte
Jacquetta Claire