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JobyBear
12-05-2006, 16:37
DH loves the name Charlotte if we have a little girl, but I'm having reservations...

I lean toward more unusual names and am not really a traditional name person.

Can anyone come up with a compromise that is perhaps similar to Charlotte, but a bit more unique?

(PS - I'd prefer no 'K' sounding names as it clashes with our surname):thumbsup:

Thanks!
Bubble*Crazy
12-05-2006, 16:41
How about Charlize ... or is it too "Hollywood" IYKWIM???
Bubble*Crazy
12-05-2006, 16:45
Just found another one ...

Charla is a 'version' of Charlotte according to the following site:-

http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php?tab=4&f_girl=1&f_containtype=contain&f_start=char&f_lengthtype=&f_chars=&f_meaning=&f_land=&f_starstype=0&f_stars=1&f_submit=1&f_searchtype=advanced&qsearch=1&browseby=1&x=0&y=0
MumsieMel
12-05-2006, 16:49
Charlie ? :)
M O P
12-05-2006, 16:57
How about Lottie
Betsabe
12-05-2006, 17:04
I like Liselotte - so cute!!!

I am not fond of these (too trendy for me) but: Cherilyn or Sharalyn.
Cinta
12-05-2006, 17:49
Charline?? You could still nickname her Charlie...

Sorry i can't really think at the moment of any others, i will get back to you :)

I do love Charlotte though, and if you love it i think you should go for it.
Starlet
12-05-2006, 20:46
My DSD2 is Charlotte, but we never call her that, we call her Charli :)
mythreelittlemonkeys
12-05-2006, 21:11
Carlotta - or lotta? Thats spanish I think for Charlotte...I think both Charlie and Lottie lovely too...perhaps call her Charlotte and use either of those - then she has a choice when she older of using shorter or longer name...;) both my cousins called Charlotte (on different sides) as adults are still both Charlies...
Betsabe
13-05-2006, 18:22
Also:

Charlonda
Charlotta
Charletta
Charlynn
JobyBear
15-05-2006, 12:16
I like Liselotte - so cute!!!

Could you tell me how this is pronounced? I'm thinking LEE-zel-ette ... is that right?
Betsabe
15-05-2006, 13:44
Could you tell me how this is pronounced? I'm thinking LEE-zel-ette ... is that right?

The best I can do is leeza-lot. The leeza part is a bit softer though.
In between Lisa and Leeza.

It is such a cute name.
Hokey Pokey
15-05-2006, 17:01
Ohhh I love the name Charlotte!
BlessedWithBlue
16-05-2006, 00:44
My ds#2 was going to be Charlise if he was a girl. Pretty much the same as Charlize but without the "Z" sound at the end.