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Derived from the European emperor, Charlamagne, the name Charles and Charlie became a popular name in the common European household. Charley, Charlie, and Charles is considered a royal name in many European countries. In old english and German it means "Free Man" and "Strength", in Italian it means "Valient, Strong, and Free." In Frech the alternate female version (Charlotte and Charley) also means petite and feminine. Over all the name resembles independance, strength, strong will, stubborness, determination, and succession.
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