Carola

Gender Feminine
Usage Italian, German, Dutch, Swedish
Pronounced Pron. /ˈka.ro.la/(Italian) /ka.ˈʁoː.la/(German) /ka.ˈroː.la/(Swedish)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Feminine form of Carolus.

Related Names

Masculine FormsCarlo(Italian) Carl, Karl(German) Karel(Dutch)
Other Languages & CulturesCharlize(Afrikaans) Carla(Catalan) Karla, Karolina(Croatian) Karla, Karolína, Kája, Šarlota(Czech) Caroline, Karla, Karoline, Charlotte, Ina, Karolina, Lina, Line(Danish) Carla, Carlene, Carlyn, Carolina, Caroline, Charla, Charlee, Charleigh, Karla, Callie, Cari, Carol, Carolyn, Carrie, Carry, Charlene, Charley, Charli, Charlie, Charlotte, Charly, Ina, Karolyn, Karrie, Lina, Sharla(English) Karoliina, Liina(Estonian) Karoliina, Iina, Liina(Finnish) Carole, Caroline, Charlène, Charline, Charlotte, Lina, Line, Lyna(French) Karola, Karolina, Lili, Sarolta(Hungarian) Séarlait(Irish) Karolīna, Šarlote(Latvian) Karolina, Lina(Lithuanian) Karolina(Macedonian) Caroline, Karla, Karoline, Charlotte, Ina, Ine, Karolina, Lina, Line(Norwegian) Karola, Karolina(Polish) Carla, Carolina, Carlota, Lina(Portuguese) Karolína(Slovak) Karolina, Ina, Inja, Lina(Slovene) Carla, Carolina, Carlota, Lina(Spanish)
User SubmissionCaròla

Popularity

People think this name is

formal   upper class   strong   refined   strange   serious  

Name Days

Sweden: May 20

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Entry updated April 23, 2024