Denise is a French name derived from the Latin name Dionysia, meaning 'of Dionysus', referring to the ancient Greek god of wine and ecstasy.
In French culture, Denise is often considered a feminine version of Denis, and is significant in Catholic tradition as the patron saint of France.
People named Denise are typically seen as charismatic, confident, and passionate individuals with a strong sense of self and a flair for drama.
The name Denise remains popular globally, particularly in European countries like France, Germany, and Italy, where it is often used as a given name or surname.