Lieselotte
Meaning of Lieselotte
Lieselotte is a charming and classic female name of German origin, pronounced as LEE-zuh-lot-uh. It is a compound name, combining "Liese," a diminutive of Elisabeth, with "Lotte," a diminutive of Charlotte. This elegant name carries the grace and sophistication associated with its roots in Germanic culture. Variations of the name include Liesel and Lottie, offering more casual alternatives while retaining the original's essence. Although not commonly used in the United States, Lieselotte has appeared sporadically over the years, with notable occurrences in 1925, 1930, 1932, 1970, and most recently in 2022. This enduring yet uncommon name evokes a sense of timeless beauty and cultural heritage that could be perfect for parents seeking something unique yet steeped in tradition for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as LEE-zuh-lot-uh (/liːzəlɒtə/)
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Notable People Named Lieselotte
| Lieselotte Templeton, a German-born American crystallographer, was honored with the Patterson Award of the American Crystallographic Association alongside her husband David H. Templeton in 1987. |
