Carol
MEANING
ORIGIN
Latin
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Old French 'carole', meaning 'a joyous song or dance'.
CULTURAL NOTES
Often associated with Christmas carols, representing festive songs.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Popularized in the 19th century, linked to joyful songs sung during celebrations.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Germanic
ETYMOLOGY
From 'karal', a Germanic word meaning 'free man'.
CULTURAL NOTES
Shares roots with the name Charles, often considered a feminine form.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used as a feminine form of Charles, gaining popularity in English-speaking countries.
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