What should I name my other twin if I am naming one Charlotte?

My other children are Samantha and Robert, and I don't know what to name my other twin daughter. I want to name one of them Charlotte.

What should I name my other twin if I am naming one Charlotte?
Charlotte and Chelsea


charlotte and charlene


charlotte and courtney
Reply:Adelaide ~ German ~ Noble; Kind


Amelia ~ German ~ Work of the Lord


Aoife (ee-fah) ~ Gaelic ~ Joyful


Artemis ~ Greek ~ Gift of the Gods


Audrey ~ German ~ Noble Strength


Aurora ~ Latin ~ Dawn


Avalon ~ Latin ~ Island





Belle ~ French ~ Beautiful


Bernadette ~ German ~ Bold as a Bear





Caprice ~ Italian ~ Playful


Cassandra ~ Greek ~ Inflaming Men with Love


Cosette ~ Greek ~ Victory of the People





Dahlia (doll-ya) ~ Scandinavian ~ from the Valley


Daphne ~ Greek ~ Laurel Tree


Delia ~ Latin ~ Daughter of the Sea


Diana~ Greek ~ Divine





Edie ~ Old English ~ Rich War


Eliza ~ Hebrew ~ Oath of God


Ella ~ Greek ~ Light





Felicity ~ Latin ~ Happiness





Grace ~ Latin ~ Grace of God





Iseult (ee-solt) ~ Welsh ~ Fair One


Isobel ~ Scottish ~ Consecrated to God


Isolde ~ Celtic ~ Beautiful


Ithaca ~ Greek ~ Cheerfully True





Jane ~ Hebrew ~ Gracious


Joanna ~ Hebrew ~ God is Gracious


Juliet ~ French ~ Soft-haired





Leona ~ German ~ Brave as a Lioness


Lexi ~ Greek ~ Protector of Men


Liesl (lee-sel) ~ English ~ God is boutiful


Lorelei ~ German ~ Alluring Song


Lydia ~ Greek ~ Maiden from Lydia





Margot ~ Greek ~ Pearl


Marian ~ Old English ~ Graceful Star of the Sea


Matilda ~ German ~ Might


Mercedes ~ Spanish ~ Mercies


Michaela ~ Irish ~ Who is like God


Monica ~ Greek ~ Solitary





Nora ~ Greek~ Light





Odette ~ Anglo-Saxon ~ Little Wealthy One


Odilia ~ Anglo-Saxon ~ Little Wealthy One





Paige ~ English ~ Young Child


Phaedra (fay-drah) ~ Greek ~ Bright





Rose ~ Latin ~ Unconcious Love





Samantha ~ Armaic ~ She Who Listens


Sophie ~ Greek ~ Wisdom


Soleil (soh-lay) ~ French ~ The Sun





Tabitha ~ Hebrew ~ Roe-Buck


Th茅r猫se (ter-ez) ~ Greek ~ One Who Harvests


Twila ~ French ~ Twilight





Veronica ~ Latin ~ True Image


Violet ~ English ~ Modesty
Reply:I love your taste in names. (Charlotte and Robert are on my favorite name lists, as well.)





If you want the twin names to have a subtle connection, here are a few ideas:





Charlotte and Caroline (both feminine forms of Charles, but they don't sound too similar at all)





Charlotte and Clara (both very sweet and classic; same beginning letter, but different sound)





Charlotte and Celia/Cecelia (both very old-fashioned; same beginning letter, but different sound)





Charlotte and Amalie (Charlotte Amalie is the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands)





Charlotte and Maria/Mariah (They were sisters in Pride and Prejudice; apparently Maria was pronounced like Mariah in Georgian England, at least according to my 12th grade English teacher.)





Charlotte and Anne or Emily (These were the names of the three Bronte sisters.)





Charlotte and Beatrix (after famous authors Charlotte Bronte and Beatrix Potter)





Charlotte and Jane (after famous authors Charlotte Bronte and Jane Austen)





Charlotte and Louisa (after famous authors Charlotte Bronte and Louisa May Alcott)





Charlotte will sound good with any old-fashioned classic name. Here are some other ideas, most gleaned from the pages of 19th-century literature:


Charlotte and Eliza


Charlotte and Beatrice


Charlotte and Rosalind


Charlotte and Jane


Charlotte and Elizabeth


Charlotte and Lydia


Charlotte and Alice


Charlotte and Mary


Charlotte and Lucy


Charlotte and Amelia


Charlotte and Rebecca


Charlotte and Josephine


Charlotte and Adele


Charlotte and Katherine


Charlotte and Emma (though Emma's very common now)


Charlotte and Susannah


Charlotte and Eleanor


Charlotte and Marianne


Charlotte and Miriam


Charlotte and Stella


Charlotte and Helen


Charlotte and Georgina


Charlotte and Victoria


Charlotte and Rose


Charlotte and Lilian


Charlotte and Evelyn





I would avoid any names that end in the -t sound, like Margaret, Juliet, or Violet -- although they coordinate in style, the pairs tend to sound a bit too "matchy."





Congratulations, and I hope this helps!
Reply:You should name the other twin EMILY. As in, like, the Bronte sisters, Emily Bronte and Charlotte Bronte, who wrote a bunch of Victorian era literature in England.





One of them, I forget which one, wrote Wuthering Heights, which I've never read, but I skimmed over the Cliff Notes for 10th grade English. From what I can tell, it seemed to be a good book.
Reply:Louisa, Augusta, Sophia, Eleanor, Claire, Jane, Audrey, Alouisse, Daniela, Fortunata, Helena, Victoria, Katerina, Annie, Anneliese (pronounced Ahnn-e-lee-seh), Catherine (not w/ a K), Maerlow, Caroline





%26amp; Jos茅phine like Napoleon's Jos茅phine de Beauharnais





NOT Amelia, I hat that name (it's mine, plz don't curse another poor child)
Reply:Those are very nice names, classic while still being beautiful. The first name that came to my mind was Lucy, which I think goes well with your other children's names. Lillian and Abigail both go nicely as well.





EDIT: I really like trendypinoy11's idea of naming the other twin Emily, after the Bronte sisters! That's something interesting they can say about where their names came from!
Reply:What about................





Hannah


Kayleigh


Chloe


Melanie


Lauren


Laura


Laurie/ Lori


Sarah


Danielle


Erin


Emily


Rebecca


Rhiannon


Rhianna


Cara


Nadine


Nicole


Cheryl


Kimberly


Madison


Madeleine


Jacqueline


Georgia


Victoria


Evie


Eve


Eva


Katie


Cerys


Alexandra


Courtney


Naomi


Nieve


Millie


Abbie


Bethany


Brogan


Briony


Leigh


Cadence


Carmen


Kiera


Camille
Reply:Charlotte is pretty =]


Isobel/Isabelle, Evelyn, Rosalie, Chloe, Esme.
Reply:Charlotte Nichole and Allison Brooke.


or


Charlotte Nichole and Emmaleigh/Emma/Emily Grace.





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Good Luck!
Reply:Charlotte and Megan


Charlotte and Olivia


Charlotte and Jane


Charlotte and Bethany
Reply:Georgia,


Josephine,


Camilla,


Claire,


Amelia
Reply:another sophisticated girl name, like Elizabeth, Amelie, Evangeline, Portia, Annette, Genevieve, etc.
Reply:Charlotte is a beautiful name. Some suggestions for the other twin are:


Bridget


Abigail


Evangeline


Violet
Reply:Aimee Elisabeth and Charlotte Josephine.





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Beautiful and classic.
Reply:Charlotte is beautiful!


How about Samantha, Destiny, Sophia, or Alicia?
Reply:Do you want a name similar to Charlotte? Well, here are some suggestions:


Chantel


Shayna


Shayla


Shaylie


Lynnette





Hope it helps!
Reply:name it someting that starts with a c.


i like chelsie.


or courtney


or carmen


or carissa


or claryssa


idk something cute.


hope i helped at all
Reply:Well i think you should go with a long name, like Danielle. I think Charlotte and Danielle sounds good together.
Reply:Charlotte and Danielle - They are both French and beautiful


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Reply:Lily,Amy,Isabella/e nickname her Bella or Belle. Belle means beautiful in French, hope it helps :)
Reply:You need another sort of classical but interesting name. Felicity is one of my favorites.
Reply:Liliana (li-li-ar-na)


Melissa


Stella


Amber


Mae


Heather


Charlie


Gracie
Reply:Therese or Isabell
Reply:Caroline
Reply:Brianna


or


Cassey
Reply:Shelby or Madeline
Reply:i like





Evelyn


Eloise


Genevieve


Stella


Matilda


Adeline
Reply:lillian


emma





I think elizabeth is a beautiful name


but just too common for my taste
Reply:how about...Charmaine, Charla, Chasiddy or Chelsea
Reply:charlotte and cammie


charlotte and catherine


charlotte and cassidy


charlotte and chelsey


charlotte and carmen
Reply:Onion