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Jocelyn Balleta

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Jocelyn Balleta" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Jocelyn	1,006
Balleta	635,503
Jocelyn Balleta	10,018,077

is 1,002nd most common Helena
is 1,003rd most common Aubrey
is 1,004th most common Graciela
is 1,005th most common Marcy
is 1,006th most common Jocelyn
is 1,007th most common Sondra
is 1,008th most common Alisha
is 1,009th most common Rachelle
is 1,010th most common Buddy

is 635,499th most common Balleine
is 635,500th most common Ballera
is 635,501st most common Balleser
is 635,502nd most common Ballestra
is 635,503rd most common Balleta
is 635,504th most common Balliache
is 635,505th most common Ballick
is 635,506th most common Ballkishun
is 635,507th most common Ballord

is 10,018,073rd most common Jocelyn Baldonado
is 10,018,074th most common Jocelyn Baldosano
is 10,018,075th most common Jocelyn Baldwin
is 10,018,076th most common Jocelyn Ballard
is 10,018,077th most common Jocelyn Balleta
is 10,018,078th most common Jocelyn Baquilod
is 10,018,079th most common Jocelyn Bard
is 10,018,080th most common Jocelyn Barlaan
is 10,018,081st most common Jocelyn Barner

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Meaning & History

Jocelyn

Balleta

(female), (male) Now normally a girl's name, but in earlier times more often given to boys. It is a transferred use of the English surname, which in turn is derived from an Old French masculine personal name introduced to Britain by the Normans in the form Joscelin. This was originally a derivative, Gautzelin, of the name of a Germanic tribe, the Gauts. The spelling of the first syllable was altered because the name was taken as a double diminutive (with the Old French suffixes -el and -in) of Josce (see Joyce).

Variants: Jocelyne, Joscelyn, Joselyn, Josceline, Joslyn (female).

Short form: Joss.