Σάρλοτ
Sárlot
Σάρλοτ (Sárlot) is the Greek way to say the female given name Charlotte.
Σάρλοτ is used as a female given name.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Sárlot.
Did you know?
- If a Greek parent wanted to name their child after the meaning of 'Charlotte', they would likely choose the name Ελευθερία ('Eleftheria').
- Because Σάρλοτ is a foreign name, Greek speakers will often add the article η before it to treat it as a noun in a sentence, such as saying η Σάρλοτ instead of just Σάρλοτ.
- In Greece, names ending in consonants like Σάρλοτ are rare and almost always indicate that the person is of foreign origin.
Examples in context
- Σάρλοτ, μπορείς να μου δανείσεις το βιβλίο σου;Charlotte, can you lend me your book?
- Η Σάρλοτ είναι καλή φίλη μου.I Σárlo't íne kalí fíli mou.Charlotte is a good friend of mine.
- Η Σάρλοτ επισκέπτεται την Ελλάδα.I Σárlo't episképtetai tin Elláda.Charlotte is visiting Greece.
Example conversation
Kyriaki is introducing her friend to Dimitris.
- Κυριακή KyriakiΔημήτρη, θέλω να σου συστήσω τη Σάρλοτ.Dimítri, thélo na sou systíso ti Sárlot.Dimitris, I want to introduce you to Charlotte.
- Δημήτρης DimitrisΧαίρομαι πολύ που σε γνώρισα, Σάρλοτ.Chaíromai polý pou se gnórisa, Sárlot.I am very glad to meet you, Charlotte.
- Κυριακή KyriakiΕίναι μια εξαιρετική ζωγραφός.Eínai mia exairetikí zografós.She is an excellent painter.
- Δημήτρης DimitrisΑυτό ακούγεται πολύ ενδιαφέρον.Aftó akoúgetai polý endiaféron.That sounds very interesting.
Sources
- Pronunciation: Wiktionary entry Σάρλοτ, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
