Sharlene arrives like a jasmine breeze at dusk, a lyrical offshoot of Charles and Charlotte that literally means “free woman” — she’s the spirited cousin who pirouettes into a room with both poise and playful mischief. In its French-tinged elegance and mid-century American heyday, Sharlene once topped nursery rosters as seamlessly as monsoon clouds blanket an Indian sky; nowadays, she glimmers lower on the charts, a rare treasure for parents craving a name as distinctive as hand-drawn rangoli. One can almost hear her laughter in a Bollywood melody or taste her warmth in a steaming cup of masala chai, for Sharlene bridges continents with a single syllable, weaving strength and sweetness into every introduction.
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