Karl
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Karl
- A male given name from the German and Scandinavian form of Charles. See also Carl.
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- IPA: /karl/, [kʰɑːˀl]
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Karl
- A male given name, equivalent to Charles.
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[edit] Estonian
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Karl
- A male given name, cognate to English Charles.
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- Common first part of conjoined names, such as Karl-Markus or Karl Martin.
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Karl
- A male given name, cognate to Charles. A popular first part of conjoined names such as Karl-Heinz or Karlheinz.
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- feminine forms: Carla, Carola, Carolin, Caroline, Charlotte, Karla, Karolin, Karoline, Lieselotte, Lina, Liselotte, Lotte.
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Karl m.
- A male given name equivalent to English Carl or Charles
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Karl
- A male given name, cognate to Charles.
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[edit] Swedish
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Karl
- A male given name, cognate to Charles.
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- Charles, Kalle
- feminine forms: Carola, Carolin, Carolina, Caroline, Charlotte, Charlotte, Karolina, Lina, Lotta.
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