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Carol Walliser

in the US

There are 5 people with the name "Carol Walliser" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Carol	39
Walliser	66,336
Carol Walliser	5,050,108

is 35th most common Sandra
is 36th most common Kevin
is 37th most common Jeffrey
is 38th most common Donna
is 39th most common Carol
is 40th most common Larry
is 41st most common Stephen
is 42nd most common Michelle
is 43rd most common Anthony

is 66,332nd most common Venhaus
is 66,333rd most common Virrueta
is 66,334th most common Vittum
is 66,335th most common Vogen
is 66,336th most common Walliser
is 66,337th most common Walson
is 66,338th most common Waweru
is 66,339th most common Week
is 66,340th most common Westpfahl

is 5,050,104th most common Carol Waldroop
is 5,050,105th most common Carol Waldvogel
is 5,050,106th most common Carol Walla
is 5,050,107th most common Carol Wallingford
is 5,050,108th most common Carol Walliser
is 5,050,109th most common Carol Walzer
is 5,050,110th most common Carol Wamser
is 5,050,111th most common Carol Wangen
is 5,050,112th most common Carol Wank

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Meaning & History

Carol

Walliser

(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.