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I think so.

I think Lottie works well as a nickname for Charlotta. Why don't you think Lottie works for Charlotta?

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Lottie, to me, is a bit childish to stand by itself. I like the suggestion of Carlotta that someone else posted - it's very pretty. =D

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A nice mn for any of them could be Adelaide.

This message was edited 3/24/2008, 11:41 AM

Lottie, while adorable, doesn't have enough depth to stand on its own, at least to me.

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If you don't like Charlotte, how about Carlotta? Carlotta is one of those known-but-underused names that I'd love to see come back into style.

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Just a thought.

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Oh, and there's always Lieselotte (sp?).

Lottie can work as a full name. I like it better as a nickname for Charlotte though.

I think that Lottie isn't nn(m)

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I think that Lottie in German is a name not nn of Charlotte…
Lottie and Lisa (original German title: Das doppelte Lottchen "The double Lottie") by Erich Kästner
I like that a lot…

This message was edited 3/24/2008, 5:52 AM

I'd use Lotte or Lotta instead - Lottie is a full-nickname to me.
Here are results of Advanced name search. (feminine name, *l*o*t*)
http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=*l*o*t*&name=yes&gender=f&usage=&operator=or
Out of those suggestions, I like Liorit, Loreta, Liselot, Clotilda and Bergliot. WDYT?

I wouldn't use it as a full name, but I don't see why one couldn't use it as such. I think Lottie would be fine with Charlotte, though.