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CFrom a Norman-French family name de Courtenay, ultimately a place name in France — possibly from Latin curtus ('short') as a nickname. Began as a unisex name but became firmly feminine in 1980s America.
From a Norman-French family name de Courtenay, ultimately a place name in France — possibly from Latin curtus ('short') as a nickname. Began as a unisex name but became firmly feminine in 1980s America.
CFrom a Norman-French family name de Courtenay, ultimately a place name in France — possibly from Latin curtus ('short') as a nickname. Began as a unisex name but became firmly feminine in 1980s America.
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