Meaning: Charlise is a feminine elaboration of Charles, closely tied to Charlize, from the Germanic root karl ('free man'). The -ise ending gives it an elegant, French-flavoured finish.Low
In 30 seconds: An elegant feminine of Charles: Charlise echoes Charlize, tied to 'free man' (said 'shar-LEEZ'). Polished and modern.
MeaningCharlise is a feminine elaboration of Charles, closely tied to Charlize, from the Germanic root karl ('free man'). The -ise ending gives it an elegant, French-flavoured finish.
Charlise is a feminine elaboration of Charles, close kin to Charlize, from Germanic karl ('free man'). The -ise ending lends an elegant, French-flavoured lilt (said 'shar-LEEZ').
For girls in the U.S. it appears only rarely. Elegant, modern, and polished.
Did you know? Charlise is a graceful feminine of Charles — a near-twin of Charlize — carrying the old meaning 'free man' with a soft, French-style ending. Said 'shar-LEEZ'.
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References — Charlise — Feminine elaboration of Charles/Charlize