Karolin: Name day
Name day
Karolin’s name day is observed on two specific dates in Eastern European countries. The celebration takes place on June 20 in Estonia. Additionally, the name day is recognized on August 5 in Poland.
Karolin Meaning History and Mood
Karolin is a distinctly feminine name deriving from the Germanic root Karl, meaning "free man." Historically, it functions as a European variant of Caroline, popular across Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. While less common in the United States than its traditional counterpart, Karolin is sometimes chosen for its streamlined, modern spelling. It carries an inherently elegant and sophisticated mood, suggesting both composure and refinement. This rare spelling maintains strong historical ties and conveys a distinctly cosmopolitan tone. The name is universally classified as female.
Name Day List: Karolin
| Country | Day | Month | Names |
 Estonia | 20 | June | Karola, Karoliine, Karolin, Kaari, Karlotte, Lota |
 Poland | 5 | August | Cyriak, Emil, Karolin, Maria, Nonna, Oswald, Oswalda, Stanisława |
Name Day List - similar names (Karolin)
| Country | Day | Month | Names |
 Austria | 28 | January | Karoline, Caroline, Manfred, Thomas |
 Norway | 28 | January | Karl, Karoline |
 Hungary | 2 | February | Karolina, Aida |
| Poland | 9 | May | Beatus, Bożydar, Grzegorz, Job, Karolina, Mikołaj |
 Sweden | 20 | May | Carola, Karolina |
 Slovakia | 3 | June | Karolína |
 Lithuania | 5 | July | Butginas, Filomena, Karolina, Mantmile |
| Poland | 5 | July | Antoni, Bartłomiej, Filomena, Jakub, Karolina, Michał, Przybywoj, Szarlota, Wilhelm |
 Czechia | 14 | July | Karolína |
| Poland | 18 | July | Arnold, Arnolf, Erwin, Erwina, Kamil, Karolina, Robert, Roberta, Szymon, Unisław, Wespazjan |
| Lithuania | 6 | August | Bylotas, Daiva, Karolina |