Latin translation of "caroline faye" - "Carola (from Carolus)"

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253 months ago

Carrie (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:	English > Latin
Subject:	Other
Level of diffculty:	Easy / medium
Word or term in question:	caroline faye
Context:	its a name
Keywords:	-

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253 months ago

wrote:

Carola (from the masculine Carolus) or Carolina?

My comment:

There are no translations for any English or other nationality surnames. As to the first name, such names as John, Peter, Paul, Mark, Luke, Matthew (apostles) of course do have their latin equivalent. Carola derives from Charles (Carolus), so we can infer a translation for Caroline only (Carola). I am not sure the diminutive Carolina is a possible latin name.

253 months ago

wrote:

Carola (from Carolus)

My comment:

There are no translations for any English or other nationality surname. As to the first name, such names as John, Peter, Paul (apostles) of course have their equivalent. Carola derives from Charles (Carolus), so we can infer a translation for Caroline only Carola). I am not sure the dminutive Carolina is a possible latin name.

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