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The name Charles is an international name with deep European roots that has penetrated modern Israeli culture as an expression of cultural openness and connections with the Western world. The name originates from Old German, from the word 'Karl' or 'Kerl', meaning 'free man' or 'male'. The name passed through many languages - from German to French (Charles), and from there to English, maintaining its unique pronunciation in each language and becoming a symbol of nobility, culture, and status. In Western culture, the name Charles carries a rich historical legacy. It was the name of many kings in France, England, and Spain, becoming the royal name par excellence. In British history, the name is associated with the royal dynasty, from Charles I and II in the 17th century to the present day with Prince Charles, the current King of Britain. The name testifies to tradition, prestige, and leadership, and is considered a classic and elegant name in the Western world. In Israel, the name Charles represents an interesting cultural choice - it is used by families who wish to preserve a connection with their European or American roots, or those who want to give their children an international name that will ease their way in the global world. The name Charles carries the meaning of freedom and independence - 'free man' - values that were especially important in ancient times when most of the population was subject to rulers and masters. The free man was one who could determine his own fate, engage in a craft of his choosing, and move freely. In the modern sense, the name symbolizes intellectual independence, the ability to think critically and not be bound by conventions. Parents who choose the name Charles for their children convey a message of expectation for a person with independent opinions, strong character, and leadership ability. The name also carries connotations of culture, education, and spirituality - many bearers of the name throughout history were intellectuals, writers, scientists, and thought leaders who made significant contributions to humanity.

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From a Kabbalistic perspective, the name Charles represents the principle of freedom of choice - a central foundation in Jewish Kabbalah. The letter Tzadi symbolizes righteousness and justice, while the letters R-L-S create a combination of spirituality (R - head/beginning), heart (L - learning and heart), and secret (S - hidden). The name expresses the ability to combine personal freedom with moral responsibility, independence with connection to community and tradition.

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Charles III - King of the United Kingdom | Charles Dickens - Famous British novelist | Charles Darwin - Scientist and founder of evolutionary theory | Charlie Chaplin - Legendary actor and comedian | Charles Barkley - Former NBA star | Charles Baudelaire - French poet

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