The first name "Jean-Charles" is of French origin. It is a combination of the names "Jean" and "Charles," both of which have roots in various European languages. "Jean" comes from the Latin name "Joannes," ultimately deriving from the Hebrew name "Yochanan," meaning "God is gracious." "Charles" also has Germanic origins, from the name "Karl," meaning "man" or "warrior." The combination of these two names in "Jean-Charles" creates a unique and traditional French given name.
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