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Charlie and Charlotte are also related to Hindi, meaning 'let's go'.
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I keep seeing people state that it means "strong and womanly" and I cannot find the history for that. Can someone direct that?
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A city in North Carolina bears this name.
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I named my only child Charlotte Mary. 12 years later I still love the name. She has never been known as Charlie, she gets the nickname Lottie, Miss Charles or if I'm teasing her, Chuck. It's a beautiful name, feminine yet strong and suits my feisty daughter down to the ground.
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Usually when I've looked up Charlotte it means small and womanly, nothing mannish like what Charles means. I have loved this name for a long time and would love to name my daughter this.
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It DOES NOT mean small and womanly. It's 'man'. Charlotte is the feminine pet form of Charlot from Charles.
The "man" does not necessarily denote gender either.
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The "man" does not necessarily denote gender either.
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The name Charlotte also means "manly" and so do the names "Carlota" and "Carlotta". They are still beautiful names though and they are unique.
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