Boy Girl’s name Charlie Charlie A shortened form of Charles, Charlie is an English name meaning free man. Charlie Name Origin: English Pronunciation: char-lee See what 15 people think about Charlie Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Charlie name meaning, which is A shortened form of Charles, Charlie is an English name meaning free man. Ask your friends & family about Charlie… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Charlie Name Popularity How popular is the name Charlie? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 33 1,073 0.3048% 1911 45 943 0.2532% 1912 60 1,413 0.2802% 1913 63 1,566 0.2762% 1914 65 1,867 0.2679% 1915 76 2,143 0.2359% 1916 70 2,386 0.247% 1917 67 2,500 0.2499% 1918 72 2,701 0.2517% 1919 67 2,856 0.2727% 1920 70 2,747 0.2471% 1921 76 2,553 0.223% 1922 72 2,616 0.2348% 1923 81 2,439 0.2178% 1924 80 2,461 0.2119% 1925 81 2,544 0.2251% 1926 82 2,413 0.2194% 1927 82 2,475 0.2236% 1928 81 2,418 0.226% 1929 87 2,152 0.2078% 1930 91 2,080 0.1991% 1931 94 1,937 0.1963% 1932 92 2,081 0.2106% 1933 95 1,938 0.208% 1934 100 1,856 0.192% 1935 101 1,898 0.1953% 1936 103 1,809 0.1878% 1937 110 1,717 0.1742% 1938 112 1,762 0.1721% 1939 112 1,708 0.1679% 1940 111 1,742 0.1639% 1941 116 1,708 0.1518% 1942 118 1,827 0.1447% 1943 122 1,803 0.1381% 1944 120 1,850 0.1493% 1945 128 1,685 0.1382% 1946 136 1,748 0.1185% 1947 145 1,879 0.1126% 1948 144 1,861 0.1166% 1949 145 1,799 0.1118% 1950 151 1,650 0.1025% 1951 154 1,650 0.0973% 1952 161 1,634 0.0936% 1953 175 1,507 0.0851% 1954 182 1,422 0.0778% 1955 184 1,409 0.0766% 1956 185 1,497 0.0793% 1957 193 1,418 0.0737% 1958 196 1,403 0.0742% 1959 204 1,388 0.0731% 1960 224 1,210 0.0639% 1961 224 1,199 0.0635% 1962 220 1,193 0.065% 1963 221 1,138 0.0634% 1964 229 1,038 0.059% 1965 235 940 0.0575% 1966 247 808 0.0518% 1967 253 760 0.0501% 1968 269 706 0.047% 1969 267 745 0.0484% 1970 276 736 0.0462% 1971 292 655 0.0436% 1972 288 602 0.0442% 1973 296 577 0.0445% 1974 323 510 0.0392% 1975 323 520 0.0405% 1976 310 534 0.0414% 1977 310 570 0.0423% 1978 290 629 0.0468% 1979 293 662 0.0469% 1980 321 562 0.0384% 1981 309 579 0.0394% 1982 358 462 0.0309% 1983 336 508 0.0344% 1984 346 498 0.0335% 1985 343 508 0.0335% 1986 361 482 0.0319% 1987 374 476 0.0312% 1988 399 457 0.0293% 1989 399 496 0.0307% 1990 426 478 0.0288% 1991 442 460 0.0282% 1992 452 445 0.0279% 1993 491 383 0.0246% 1994 480 408 0.0266% 1995 454 459 0.0305% 1996 488 398 0.0266% 1997 465 431 0.0291% 1998 469 430 0.0287% 1999 426 509 0.034% 2000 455 487 0.0319% 2001 442 512 0.034% 2002 419 553 0.0369% 2003 369 674 0.0443% 2004 347 783 0.0514% 2005 329 904 0.0591% 2006 336 908 0.058% 2007 335 929 0.0589% 2008 307 1,060 0.0686% 2009 272 1,236 0.0827% 2010 246 1,412 0.098% 2011 234 1,500 0.1053% 2012 231 1,515 0.1063% 2013 230 1,541 0.1082% 2014 222 1,674 0.1149% 2015 227 1,652 0.1135% 2016 226 1,688 0.1171% 2017 212 1,764 0.1264% 2018 215 1,707 0.1242% 2019 209 1,806 0.1334% 2020 208 1,771 0.1391% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Charlie If you like Charlie, you’ll love these other names like Charlie. What names are variants of Charlie? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Charlie. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Charly Free man German What names sound like Charlie? If you like how Charlie sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Charlie. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Charley Free man German Sherill English Sherrill English Lists With Charlie Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Charlie. Rich Boy Names With Value and Valor // 210 names From millionaire monikers to luxury brand bad boys, rich boy names come in all shapes and sizes. See which big-dollar pick joins your favorites. Boy Hamster Names for Your Little Rascal // 183 names Have a new pint-sized pet around in need of a name? 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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Noah To rest Hebrew Aliya Rising, ascending Hebrew Kylie Boomerang Aboriginal Ryann King Irish Ezra Help Hebrew Isabella Devoted to God Italian Brielle God is my strength French Hallie A variant spelling of Hally. Scandinavian Josef Jehovah increases Hebrew Taylor Tailor; to cut French Reece Enthusiasm Welsh Grace Gracious one English Faith Devotion English Elizabeth God is my oath Hebrew William A willing protector German Marie A French form of Mary. French Joy Happiness Latin Jordyn To descend Hebrew Jubilee Ram's horn Hebrew David Beloved Hebrew Robert Bright fame German Diesel Diminutive form of Matthias or Dietrich German Michael Who is Like God? Hebrew Share Your Thoughts 15 Comments Amy Aug 29 at 8:00 am Charlie is named after his late father Charles Silas Llewellyn IV. Charlie’s full name is Charles Silas Llewellyn V Reply Mikayla Aug 9 at 5:06 am Family name and we thought it was a sweet name. Reply Sharon May 31 at 2:37 am I have 2 older children 10&20 so I left it up to them to choose a name and charlie they chose ? Reply Sharon Apr 25 at 5:06 am My other children chose the name Reply Katie Jul 19 at 8:51 am The night my partner and I met, there was a guy at the bar we were at who thought we were high school sweethearts (We’re not! We had literally just met) and was asking us how we’d stayed together so long, what was our secret, etc… And my (now) partner was like, “it’s all about commitment, honesty, compassion…” and I was “like, ummm, yeah!” and that is basically why I decided to get his number and start dating him! (Not because we were easily able to lie to someone together about being high school sweethearts, ha!, but because of what he said is important in a relationship!) … that guy’s name was Charles! So our baby is named after a random guy at a bar … who helped bring his mama and daddy together! Reply Megan Jun 22 at 12:40 pm Family name Reply Kelsey Mar 29 at 11:21 am Charlie is named after his grandpa Reply Jessica Hansen Aug 31 at 10:02 pm My sons full name is Steven Charles Hansen, we call him Charlie. He is named after his dad & grandpa on dad’s side, they’re both named Steven. Both of his great grandpas were named Charles but went by Charlie, hence his nick name. The 2nd reason we call him Charlie is because there are 3 Stevens on his dad side(including him), the only one actually called steven is his grandpa, his dad goes by his middle name too. Reply Keyawnie Jul 6 at 7:59 am His name was picked becausehe was my first boy and I couldn’t think of a better name for him. His name is a family name and he def lives up to it. Reply Mama Cata Jun 19 at 10:14 am My husband’s middle name is Charles. We wanted our baby’s gender to be a surprise until birthing day, so we started calling our baby “Charlie” – a name that could work either way! Reply Jessica Jun 9 at 5:40 pm I really liked the name for a long time, working in childcare my name choices were limited as some names are too popular. Reply Jillian Apr 22 at 12:56 pm Absolutely love the name!! Charles is formal and regal. Charlie is so sweet and playful. Reply Melodie Apr 22 at 12:52 pm named after a great-grandfather Reply Amy Apr 13 at 12:08 pm Our son’s name is Charles but we call him Charlie. Charles was my husband’s grandfather’s name and my grandfather’s middle name but we really just liked the name. Its not super common but not too obscure either. Reply Katie Apr 11 at 3:36 pm Charles was my husband’s dad’s name. He passed away from cancer. We thought the name Charlie would honor him well. I like the name because it’s simple, easy to spell and classic. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Charlie Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Amy Aug 29 at 8:00 am Charlie is named after his late father Charles Silas Llewellyn IV. Charlie’s full name is Charles Silas Llewellyn V Reply
Sharon May 31 at 2:37 am I have 2 older children 10&20 so I left it up to them to choose a name and charlie they chose ? Reply
Katie Jul 19 at 8:51 am The night my partner and I met, there was a guy at the bar we were at who thought we were high school sweethearts (We’re not! We had literally just met) and was asking us how we’d stayed together so long, what was our secret, etc… And my (now) partner was like, “it’s all about commitment, honesty, compassion…” and I was “like, ummm, yeah!” and that is basically why I decided to get his number and start dating him! (Not because we were easily able to lie to someone together about being high school sweethearts, ha!, but because of what he said is important in a relationship!) … that guy’s name was Charles! So our baby is named after a random guy at a bar … who helped bring his mama and daddy together! Reply
Jessica Hansen Aug 31 at 10:02 pm My sons full name is Steven Charles Hansen, we call him Charlie. He is named after his dad & grandpa on dad’s side, they’re both named Steven. Both of his great grandpas were named Charles but went by Charlie, hence his nick name. The 2nd reason we call him Charlie is because there are 3 Stevens on his dad side(including him), the only one actually called steven is his grandpa, his dad goes by his middle name too. Reply
Keyawnie Jul 6 at 7:59 am His name was picked becausehe was my first boy and I couldn’t think of a better name for him. His name is a family name and he def lives up to it. Reply
Mama Cata Jun 19 at 10:14 am My husband’s middle name is Charles. We wanted our baby’s gender to be a surprise until birthing day, so we started calling our baby “Charlie” – a name that could work either way! Reply
Jessica Jun 9 at 5:40 pm I really liked the name for a long time, working in childcare my name choices were limited as some names are too popular. Reply
Jillian Apr 22 at 12:56 pm Absolutely love the name!! Charles is formal and regal. Charlie is so sweet and playful. Reply
Amy Apr 13 at 12:08 pm Our son’s name is Charles but we call him Charlie. Charles was my husband’s grandfather’s name and my grandfather’s middle name but we really just liked the name. Its not super common but not too obscure either. Reply
Katie Apr 11 at 3:36 pm Charles was my husband’s dad’s name. He passed away from cancer. We thought the name Charlie would honor him well. I like the name because it’s simple, easy to spell and classic. Reply
