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10 Language-to-English DictionariesCharlotte
/ˈʃɑːrlət/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A female given name.
"Charlotte is a very popular name for girls in many English-speaking countries." - 2
A dessert made in a mold lined with sponge cake or biscuits and filled with fruit or cream.
"She prepared a delicious apple charlotte for the dinner party."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From French, a feminine diminutive of Charles, also referring to a type of dessert lined with sponge fingers or bread and filled with fruit or custard.
10 Global Lexicons: How "Charlotte" is said worldwide
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Charlotte
Transliteration: Charlotte
"Charlotte a préparé une délicieuse charlotte aux pommes."
Charlotte
Transliteration: Charlotte
"Charlotte backt heute eine Apfel Charlotte."
Charlotte
Transliteration: Charlotte
"Charlotte ha ordinato una charlotte di mele al ristorante."
Carlota
Transliteration: Carlota
"Carlota es un nombre tradicional y elegante."
Carlota
Transliteration: Carlota
"Carlota fez uma sobremesa maravilhosa para a festa."
शार्लोट
Transliteration: shārlōṭ
"शार्लोट एक बहुत ही लोकप्रिय नाम है।"
夏洛特
Transliteration: Xiàluòtè
"夏洛特是一个美丽的城市，也是一个常见的名字。"
샬롯
Transliteration: syallot
"샬롯은 디저트 이름이기도 하고 사람 이름이기도 합니다."
シャルロット
Transliteration: sharurotto
"シャルロットはフランスの伝統的なデザートです。"
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