Corisande

Corisande meaning and name origin

Corisande \c(o)-risan-de, cor(i)-sa-nde\ as a girl's name is of Old French origin. May also derive from Greek meaning "chorus singer". Literary: the name was used for a character in the romance "Amadis of Gaul". "La Belle Corisande" was a title given to Diane de Poitiers (1499-1566), beautiful mistress of the French king, Henry II. Disraeli laos used this name for a character in his play "Lothair" (1870).

Corisande has 3 variant forms: Corisanda, Corissande and Corrisande.

Baby names that sound like Corisande are Chrisanne, Crisanna, Chrisanna, Crisanta, Chrisanta and Krisanne.

Popularity of Corisande

Corisande is not a popular first name for women and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people. (1990 U.S. Census)

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