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Karna

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Karna originates in Sanskrit and means "ear". This was the name of one of the greatest warriors in the epic Mahabharata. As a masculine given name it is mainly used in India, in the US it is very rare.

Karola

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Karola is a Hungarian variant of Carla. Carla originates in Germanic languages and means "free woman". It is a feminine form of Carl, ultimately derived from Charles. Carla is a popular name in Spanish-speaking countries. In the United States its usage rather declines.

Karoliina

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Karoliina is a Finnish variant of Caroline. Caroline originates in Germanic languages and means "free woman". It is a feminine form of Carolus, ultimately derived from Charles. Caroline has been one of the most popular feminine given names over centuries and in various spelling in different countries around the world. It was a popular name within royalty, including several queens of Great Britain. Caroline was also the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's younger sister.

Karolina

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Karolina is a Czech variant of Caroline. Caroline originates in Germanic languages and means "free woman". It is a feminine form of Carolus, ultimately derived from Charles. Caroline has been one of the most popular feminine given names over centuries and in various spelling in different countries around the world. It was a popular name within royalty, including several queens of Great Britain. Caroline was also the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's younger sister. Carolina is the name of two U.S. states, North and South Carolina.

Karoly

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Karoly is a Hungarian variant of Charles. Charles originates in Germanic languages and means "free man". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries, and in different spellings all over the world. Popular with European royalty, the famous bearers include several emperors, kings, dukes and princes, currently the most famous being Charles, Prince of Wales, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II. Recently, the popularity of the name Charles has declined in the United States.

Karsen

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Karsen is a variant of Carson. Carson originates in Scottish language and its meaning is unclear. Initially, it functioned as a surname and as surname it is used until today. Later on, it began being used as both feminine and masculine given names, a famous female bearer being Carson McCullers, an American writer. Recently, the name has been much more popular for boys in the United States.