Charlton
From Old English: settlement or village of free men.
Meaning and origin
Charlton comes from a place name derived from Old English carl or carli (man, fellow) or from ceorl (a free man, commoner) combined with tun (settlement, village).
How to pronounce Charlton
| English (US) | CHAR-ltn /ˈtʃɑrltn̩/ |
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