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Carol Severyn

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Carol Severyn" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Carol	39
Severyn	82,039
Carol Severyn	13,744,934

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is 82,035th most common Schoelkopf
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is 82,039th most common Severyn
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is 13,744,930th most common Carol Severi
is 13,744,931st most common Carol Severini
is 13,744,932nd most common Carol Seversen
is 13,744,933rd most common Carol Severud
is 13,744,934th most common Carol Severyn
is 13,744,935th most common Carol Sevillia
is 13,744,936th most common Carol Sevre
is 13,744,937th most common Carol Sewing
is 13,744,938th most common Carol Seybolt-Ruiz

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Meaning & History

Carol

Severyn

(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.