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Origin of the name CHARLES.
Etymology of the
name CHARLES.
Meaning of the baby name CHARLES.
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CHARLES. French form of
Old German Karl
(q.v.), meaning "male; manly." Usage: America,
Australia, Austria, Bohemia, Canada, England, France, Germany, Great
Britain, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, Wales.
Charles Macintosh (d. 1843), was a Scottish chemist and
inventor. Charles McCarthy, an Irish hurler. Charles Dickens
(d. 1870), was an English novelist. Charles Reisner, an American
actor and film director. Charles de Gaulle (d. 1970), was a French
general and statesman. (Wiki)
Charles, Ger. Karl, seems
to have signified primarily male, manly. It became the name of the
line of rulers that culminated in Charles Martel and Charles the Great,
and has continued to be popular ever since. (Chambers's Miscellany of
Instructive and Entertaining Tracts, 1871)
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