Carol Oehrle

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Carol 39
Oehrle 117,615
Carol Oehrle 8,649,934
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  1. is 35th most common Sandra
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  4. is 38th most common Donna
  5. is 39th most common Carol
  6. is 40th most common Larry
  7. is 41st most common Stephen
  8. is 42nd most common Michelle
  9. is 43rd most common Anthony
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  1. is 117,611th most common Nuesse
  2. is 117,612th most common Nutbrown
  3. is 117,613th most common Oalmann
  4. is 117,614th most common Obel
  5. is 117,615th most common Oehrle
  6. is 117,616th most common Oertwig
  7. is 117,617th most common Oleen
  8. is 117,618th most common Olker
  9. is 117,619th most common Olona
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  1. is 8,649,930th most common Carol Odor
  2. is 8,649,931st most common Carol Oehlbeck
  3. is 8,649,932nd most common Carol Oehlberg
  4. is 8,649,933rd most common Carol Oehlerking
  5. is 8,649,934th most common Carol Oehrle
  6. is 8,649,935th most common Carol Oerding
  7. is 8,649,936th most common Carol Oertel
  8. is 8,649,937th most common Carol Oesch
  9. is 8,649,938th most common Carol Oesterlin

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Carol

Meaning & History

Oehrle

(female), originally (male) Anglicized form of Carolus (see Charles), or of its feminine derivative Carola. It has never been common as a boy's name, and has become even less so since its growth in popularity as a girl's name. This seems to be of relatively recent origin (not being found much before the end of the 19th century). It probably originated as a short form of Caroline.


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