Joceline

Joceline is a given name, primarily used as a feminine name. Its origins are believed to be a feminine form of the Norman French name Josse, which itself may derive from the Germanic name Joht, meaning "member of the Goths." The name gained popularity in English-speaking countries over the centuries.

Variations of the name Joceline exist in various languages and cultures. These can include Jocelyn, Josselyn, and Yocelin. The popularity of the name has seen fluctuations throughout history, with periods of increased usage and subsequent decline.

Joceline has been borne by notable individuals across different fields. These include artists, historical figures, and contemporary personalities. The name's literary and historical presence contributes to its enduring recognition. Its relatively uncommon nature in some regions has also contributed to its distinctive appeal. The spelling and pronunciation of Joceline can vary depending on regional dialects and personal preference, adding to its adaptability.