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Origin of the name CHARLOTTE.
Etymology of the
name CHARLOTTE.
Meaning of the baby name CHARLOTTE.
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CHARLOTTE. French
feminine form of Charles
(q.v.), meaning "manly." Usage: America, England, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Ireland, Scotland, Wales.
... Charlotte d'Albret had the
misfortune to be given in marriage to Cesare Borgia, and had one
daughter, who married into the house of La Tremouille, whence the brave
Lady Derby carried it into England, and our registers of the seventeenth
century first acknowledge Charlet. The Huguenotism of the house of
La Tremouille connected it with that of Bouillon, where the heiress
Carola, or Charlotte, was married in 1588. The house of Orange
probably thence derived it, and it became known in Germany, whence it
was brought to us in full popularity by the good queen of George
III. A (History of Christian Names, Yonge,
1884)
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