Charlotte

Origine et signification de Charlotte

Charlotte is the French feminine form of Charles (Carlo), from Germanic roots, meaning 'free woman.' Spread from Europe's courts, it was borne by queens and princesses — from Charlotte, wife of George III, to the young Princess of Cambridge — giving it an aristocratic prestige. Today it is much loved in the English-speaking world, France and Germany, and appreciated in Italy too. Elegant and refined, it evokes grace, independence and a timeless European charm.

Variantes dans le monde

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Personnalités célèbres

• Charlotte Brontë— écrivain
• Charlotte Gainsbourg— actrice