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Charles in Greek

Charles in Greek is Κάρολος, Τσαρλς — Charles means a male given name meaning "free man," one of the most enduring names in the English-speaking world.

Charles in Greek

Κάρολος
proper noun
Pronounced: Karolos
A en given name.
Τσαρλς
proper noun
Pronounced: Tsarls
A en given name.

What does "Charles" mean?

  1. name A male given name meaning "free man," one of the most enduring names in the English-speaking world.
    "Charles has been a popular name for European kings for centuries."
  2. name A surname derived from the given name.
    "That the Koch organization can even attempt this pivot to a less political and more bipartisan stance speaks to the power of what Charles and David Koch built."
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Charles in a sentence

  • Charles has been a popular name for European kings for centuries.
  • That the Koch organization can even attempt this pivot to a less political and more bipartisan stance speaks to the power of what Charles and David Koch built.
  • The Charles family has lived in this town for three generations.

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What is "Charles" in Greek?
"Charles" in Greek is Κάρολος, Τσαρλς. Charles means: A male given name meaning "free man," one of the most enduring names in the English-speaking world.
How do you pronounce Κάρολος?
"Charles" in Greek is Κάρολος, pronounced "Karolos".
How do you use "Charles" in a sentence?
Example: "Charles has been a popular name for European kings for centuries." In Greek, "Charles" is Κάρολος, Τσαρλς.
Are there other ways to say "Charles" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Charles": Κάρολος, Τσαρλς.
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