Charlotte Name Meaning

Charlotte is a feminine French form and diminutive of Charles, whose older Germanic root Karl is traditionally interpreted as man or free man. The name became established in Britain during the 17th century and gained royal recognition through Queen Charlotte, the consort of King George III. It is also associated with author Charlotte Brontë and the beloved fictional character in Charlotte's Web. Charlotte combines a regal history with an enduring, elegant style.

The name Charlotte is associated with French, European, Germanic.