Charlotte
شارلوت/SHAR-lot/
Free woman; petite and strong
About the name Charlotte
Charlotte is the elegant feminine form of Charles, meaning free man and, by extension, a small, spirited free woman. Of French and Germanic roots, it descends from karl, a word for a free-born person. The name conveys refinement, strength, and a classic, aristocratic charm softened by warmth. Enduringly popular in France, Britain, and worldwide, Charlotte is timeless and graceful, both regal and approachable.
- Gender
- Girl
- Origin
- French
- In Arabic
- شارلوت
- Pronunciation
- SHAR-lot
- Also spelled
- Charlotta, Charlot
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Charlotte mean?+
Charlotte (شارلوت) is a name of French origin, meaning “Free woman; petite and strong”.
What is the origin of the name Charlotte?+
Charlotte is a name of French origin.
Is Charlotte a boy or a girl name?+
Charlotte is traditionally used as a girl's name.
How is Charlotte pronounced and spelled?+
Charlotte is pronounced SHAR-lot and is written شارلوت in Arabic. It is also spelled Charlotta, Charlot.