Origin and Meaning of Charnette

Little lady or feminine form of Charles

Origin: French - Derived from the French name 'Charlot' (a diminutive of Charles) meaning 'free man', combined with the diminutive suffix '-ette' denoting a smaller or feminine form.

• Charnette is a relatively rare name, primarily used in English-speaking countries, and may have gained some popularity in the late 20th century.
• The use of '-ette' suffixes in names is common in French culture, often signifying affection or diminutiveness.
• Notable bearers of the name are limited, but it can sometimes be found in small local communities or unique familial lines.
• The name's popularity is not well documented, but it remains less common than many traditional names, giving it a unique and distinctive quality.
• Related names might include Charlotte, Charlene, and other names derived from Charles, such as Carla or Carlotta.