Tutki henkilöitä nimeltä Walborg Karlsdotter

The last name Karlsdotter is of Swedish origin, derived from the patronymic naming tradition common in Scandinavia, where surnames are often formed by combining the father's name with the suffix "-dotter," meaning "daughter of." This indicates that Karlsdotter literally means "daughter of Karl," with "Karl" being a name of Germanic origin meaning "man" or "free man." The name is primarily found in Sweden and reflects the historical practice of naming children after their fathers, which was prevalent in the region until the 19th century when fixed surnames became more common. Variations of the name can include Karlsson (son of Karl) and Karlsson's daughter, which may appear in different contexts or regions, particularly in areas with Swedish influence. The use of patronymics like Karlsdotter highlights the familial and social structures of the time, often indicating lineage and heritage, and it remains a significant aspect of Swedish cultural identity.