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Updated May 24, 2023

Girl name origins & meanings

  • Italian : Valiant, strong, free
  • Spanish : Little and womanly; Variation of Charlotte or Caroline

Girl name variations

Carlotta

Carlotta

+ 36% this year
Feminine
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Carlota

Carlota

- 17% this year
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Charlotta

Charlotta

0 % this year
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Karlotte

Karlotte

0 % this year
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Charlie

Charlie

+ 5% this year
Neutral
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Lotta

Lotta

0 % this year
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Lottie

Lottie

+ 25% this year
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Lotty

Lotty

0 % this year
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Tottie

Tottie

0 % this year
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Totty

Totty

0 % this year
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Boy name origins & meanings

  • Old English : Manly

Boy name variations

Charles

Charles

- 2% this year
Masculine
Common
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Charlie

Charlie

+ 5% this year
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Chuck

Chuck

+ 67% this year
Masculine
Rare
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Chas

Chas

0 % this year
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Chars

Chars

0 % this year
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Chaz

Chaz

- 7% this year
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Chip

Chip

+ 8% this year
Masculine
Rare
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Chico

Chico

0 % this year
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Chick

Chick

0 % this year
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Charlemagne

Charlemagne

0 % this year
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Carel

Carel

0 % this year
Neutral
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Carlo

Carlo

- 2% this year
Masculine
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Charlot

Charlot

0 % this year
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Charls

Charls

0 % this year
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Karol

Karol

+ 13% this year
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Karolek

Karolek

0 % this year
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Karolik

Karolik

0 % this year
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Karoly

Karoly

0 % this year
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How Popular Is The Name Charley

Family name origins & meanings

  • English : habitational name from Charley in Leicestershire, named with Celtic carn ‘cairn’, ‘pile of stones’ + Old English lēah ‘woodland clearing’.
  • French (Burgundy) : from a pet form of Charles.

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