Alisse

Alisse is a feminine name of French, German, and Greek origin. In the French dialect Picard, it’s a variant of Alice, from the Old High German Adalhaid. With the meanings “noble” and “nobility,” this title is sure to elevate baby’s confidence from the very start. Alisse may also come from the Greek-based Alyssa, which has links to the flower alyssum and can encourage baby to blossom into their best selves in the future. This moniker may also come from the Greek alysson, meaning “curing madness” or “without fury,” coming from the ancient idea that alyssum flowers could treat rabies. For a name that inspires your little one to be a chill, calming presence one day, Alisse makes for a noble choice.