Karel
[ˈkaːrɛl]Meaning
derived from Charles, meaning 'free man'
Background Story
The name Karel is a variant of Charles, commonly used in Czech and Slovak cultures. It has historical significance as several kings and notable figures bore the name, reinforcing its image of strength and nobility.
Variations
Karl, Charles, Karol
Related Names
Kalle
A variant of the name 'Charles', meaning man or free man.
Karol
Polish, Slovak and Slovene form of Karl; also a variant of Carol.
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Lithuanian form of Gaius.
Karan
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Keefe
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Keith
Derived from the Scottish surname meaning 'forest' or 'wood'.
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Kiril
Derived from the name Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'
Klodo
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