Name Detail
Carol
joyful song
Female
Contemporary u.s. / English-American / American / Carolingian Minuscule
2 syllables
0 popularity
0 favorites
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Full Name Detail
Name
Carol
Origin
Contemporary u.s. / English-American / American / Carolingian Minuscule
Gender
Female
Meaning
joyful song
Detailed Meaning
Bright and cheerful, this name radiates happiness. It's modern and upbeat, perfect for families seeking something positive and lively.
A cheerful name that brings instant warmth and positivity. It fits perfectly with the American trend toward happy, uplifting names.
A cheerful name that brings instant warmth and positivity. It fits perfectly with the American trend toward happy, uplifting names.
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Syllable Breakdown
1. car (prefix)
2. ol (suffix)
This breakdown helps explain how the final name is built and why it sounds the way it does.
Carol Name Meaning and Style
Carol is a female name of Contemporary u.s. / English-American / American / Carolingian Minuscule origin, meaning joyful song.
It appears in the American, Artisan, Baby Girl name collections and has 2 syllables. Browse the related Contemporary u.s. / English-American / American / Carolingian Minuscule names below for alternatives with a similar background.
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