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Charlotte
Female name
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Abbreviated forms
Lotte,
Lotta,
Lot,
Lote,
Charli,
Lotti,
Totti.
Description
Charlotte is a female name of French origin that gained popularity in France and other European countries. It derives from the French diminutive of "Charlotte," which itself comes from "charlot," meaning "little owl" or "little dove." The owl (in French, "charogne") is a seabird resembling a gull or a dove. Thus, Charlotte can be translated as "little owl" or "little dove." This name carries connotations of lightness, tenderness, and kindness. The history of the name Charlotte spans several centuries. It became well-known in Europe during the time of Napoleon, when his sister Charlotte Marie Clémentine, Duchess of Longueville, made the name popular among French nobility. Afterward, Charlotte became one of the most common female names in France and other countries. In Russia, the name entered from the aristocracy and remains one of the preferred choices today. People named Charlotte are often associated with kindness, delicacy, and sensitivity. They possess a creative mindset and a tendency toward refined perception of the world. Charltottes are known for their care for others and their ability to find joy in small things. They often display themselves as gentle and romantic personalities. Among notable bearers of the name Charlotte, one can mention Italian pop singer Madonna (born Lorenza Poli), though she is Italian, her name Charlotte gained widespread recognition through her musical career. Also noteworthy is French actress Marlene Montand and singer Ekaterina Shary Charlotta Veto. In Russia, historical figures such as Princess Charlotte Clementina Henrietta Augusta of England bore this name. The popularity of Charlotte in Russia continues to grow. It is especially sought after in recent years, particularly among parents choosing a name with Western etymology and a tender meaning. In other countries, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, the name Charlotte is also very popular. Common shortenings include Lotta, Shasha, Shura, or Totta. Diminutives include Shura, Lotta, and Shasha.
Name days
02-01
18-01