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What does Charlisa mean?
Charlisa 
as a name for girls is of Old German origin, and the meaning of Charlisa is "free man". Charlisa is an alternate spelling of Charlene (Old German).
STARTS WITH Char-
Variations
VARIANT Charleesa
RELATED FORMS VIA CHARLENE Charla▼, Charlaine, Charlanna, Charleen▼, Charleena, Charlena, Charlie▲, Charlien, Charlina, Charline▼, Charlita, Charlyn, Charlyne, Charlynn
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Charlisa Sawyer (C.S.), ..
How popular is Charlisa?
Charlisa is a rare first name for women. Charlisa is a rare surname too for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?
Prominent variation forms of Charlisa (NOT RANKED) listed in the Top 2000 are Charla, Charleen, Charlene (#1813 A YEAR AGO), Charlie (#152), Charline, Charlyn and Charlyne. Other variants, like Charlena, are seldom used. Usage of these forms of Charlisa was more pronounced among parents 78 years ago (MEDIAN #932) and is somewhat less today (#1709, ▼47.6%). Charlie has been the most well-known version, while versions like Charlene are now less popular. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Charlisa is alike in pronunciation to Sharlisa. Other recommended sound-alike names are Calida, Calina, Calista▼, Callista, Carilis, Carisa, Carita, Carlana, Carleeza, Carlia, Carlicia, Carlinda, Carlisha, Carlissia, Carlista, Carlyjo (see Carla), Carlyta (see Carly), Carmia, Carmina, Catlina, Chalina, Chanise, Chaquita, Chara, Charesa, Charish, Charisma▼, Charleigh▲, Charlesina, Charlice, Charlot, Charlotta, Charma, Charmara, Charmin, Chastina, Cherina, Cherise, Cherita, Chiarina, Clarica, Clarina, Claris, Clarisa▼, Clarita, Clariza, Clarrisa (see Clarissa), Corless, Czarina, Ghaliya, Jalisa▼, Kalisa, Karlita, Karrisa, Klarisa, Klarrisa, Mareisa, Marilisa, Marisa▼, Marlis, Marlisa, Parisa, Phalisha, Shalia, Shalina, Shalisa, Shalise, Shalita, Sharaia, Sharina, Sharissa, Sharlie, Sharline and Talisa. These names tend to be more commonly used than Charlisa.
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