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Origin
(Etymology) of the Word DOUCETTE by Bill Doucette
Assumptions:
Prefix: DOU, DO, DU = A, The Suffix: TE at the end of word = The French feminine quality of the Noun (a person or thing) Noun = CET = root word for CETACEAN (CET. Latin = Whales) Cetacean = belonging to the cetacea, an order of aquatic, chiefly marine mammals, including wales, porpoises, etc. French meaning of the word Doucette/Doucet
A gentle person Substitute Person with Mammal! Conclusion: Are whales and porpoises considered gentle mammals of the sea? I believe they did among our earliest ancestors, and we as mammals, who lived by the sea, were described as Doucette's for the first time. |