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Hence, the meaning of the name Henry (and thus Harriet) is Powerful Ruler of the Home, or Mistress of the Home. As a diminutive form, then Hattie would mean âlittle mistress of the homeâ or âlittle ruler of the homeâ.
The name is enduringly popular, rising to 16th place in 2014, and rarely seen outside the top 100. Charlotte is a classic English name, though it also has French origins. It's the feminine form of the name Charles, which means free man.With built-in nicknames including Lottie and Charlie, it's a wonderfully versatile name for a child to grow into. The name is popular in the UK, US, Ireland and Australia.ver the past few years, patterns in popular culture, celebrity choices and ethnic influences have all impacted on the names chosen by parents. So in 2015, itâs likely these will once again enter the minds of mums and dads when it comes to picking that perfect name.