Origin and Meaning of Charmagne

A variant of 'Charmaine,' which is derived from 'charmer,' relating to charm and allure.

Origin: French - Charmagne is a variation of Charmaine, stemming from the French word 'charme' which means 'charm' or 'delight'.

• Charmagne is considered a modern name and is less common than its variants, making it unique.
• The name has been used in various cultures, notably in English-speaking countries, where its charm-centric meaning is appreciated.
• Notable bearers include Charmagne, a character in pop culture, but the name has fewer famous historical figures compared to other names.
• Popularity has fluctuated, with a rise in unique and modern names in the late 20th century, but it remains relatively rare.
• Related names include Charmaine, Sharmayne, and Charmian, all of which similarly emphasize charm and attractiveness.