Origin and History of CHARMARKAR

Description:

Charmar is a surname. It originates from the Old French word charme meaning 'charm, allure, beauty'. The surname may be derived from the given name Charlemagne, which is derived from the Germanic elements *karlo- 'charcoal, cinder' and *mund- 'man, people'. Alternatively, it may be derived from the Old Norse word charmr meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Welsh word charmwd meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Irish word charmain meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Italian word carmignano meaning 'from the Carmignano region in Italy'. The surname may also be derived from the Spanish word carmignano meaning 'from the Carmignano region in Italy'. The surname may also be derived from the Portuguese word carmignano meaning 'from the Carmignano region in Italy'. The surname may also be derived from the Romanian word carmignan meaning 'from the Carmină region in Romania'. The surname may also be derived from the Czech word charman meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Slovak word charman meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Finnish word karmi meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Hungarian word karmán meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word كرمان meaning 'a charm, a spell, an enchantment'.