Ursetta

The feminine name Ursetta's -etta ending makes it a wonderful alternative to Ursula, Ursulina, and other variants. In its first three letters, Ursetta is entirely similar to the monikers it stands alongside, as they all derive from the Latin word ursa, meaning "she-bear." The addition of the diminutive -etta suffix changes Ursetta's meaning to "little she-bear," reminding your kiddo that they don't need to be the tallest or oldest person in the room to be the bravest and fiercest! While Ursetta's Latin roots are easy to see, some sources suggest that the name was first coined in Romansh-speaking Switzerland. Whether you call them by their full title or a nickname like Urs or Etta, you'll take great pride in watching sweet Ursetta's successes.