Charity
/CHAR-ih-tee/
“A loving gift of charity and generous-heartedness”
In Luganda
- How to say it
- CHAR-ih-tee
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Uganda
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
Charity
Nicknames & short forms
Chari
From the same family
In Kikuyu
- How to say it
- CHAR-ih-tee
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Gikeno“Joy and happiness—a lovely name for a child who brings delight to the family.”→︎02Lilian“An English/Christian name used by many Kikuyu families, generally associated with Lily/the lily rather than “beloved and graceful.””→︎03Mukenyo“A smile—the happiness and warmth brought by a beloved child.”→︎04Muthoni“A beloved or cherished one—a tender blessing for a much-loved daughter”→︎05Wendo“Love and affection”→︎
In Shona
- How to say it
- CHAR-i-tee
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Zimbabwe
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
Charity
Nicknames & short forms
Chari
From the same family
01Anerudo““She has love” or “one who has love.””→︎02Anodiwa“Beloved and deeply cherished”→︎03Anotida“God loves us”→︎04Anotidaishe“The Lord loves us”→︎05Chido“Desire, love, or something wished for.”→︎06Chidochangu“My desire; my love.”→︎07Danai“Love one another; love each other.”→︎08Dananai“Love and togetherness”→︎09Daviti“Shona form of David; “beloved.””→︎10Erasto“Beloved; pleasing”→︎11Lovemore“A reminder to live with abundant love”→︎12Loveness“Love or affection; an English-style Zimbabwean female given name.”→︎