Karl

Karl

Karl ♂ Germanic: from karl ‘(free)man’, an ancient royal and imperial name. See Charles.

Feminine form: Karla.

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Karl

Karl ♂ Germanic: ‘free man’; the name of numerous kings of Sweden. See Charles and Karl.

Also: Carl.

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Karl

Karl ♂ (German) and (Scandinavian) equivalent of Charles, also used in the English-speaking world. See also Carl.

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Karl For German and Swedish kings thus named, use Charles.

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