Karl

Etymology
From Proto-Norse *karlaR from Proto-Germanic *karlaz, whence also Old English ċeorl (English churl), Old High German karal (German Kerl).

Noun
karl m (genitive singular karls, plural karlar)
 * 1) a man, opposed to "woman"
 * 2) a man of the common people, a carle
 * 3) an old man

Descendants

 * Icelandic: karl m
 * Faroese: kallur m
 * Norwegian: karl m
 * Danish: karl c
 * Swedish: karl c

Runic Forms

 * karl (Ög 81 $)

(the standardized runic form is underlined)

Noun
karl m
 * 1) a man, opposed to "woman"
 * 2) a man of the common people, a carle
 * 3) an old man
 * 4) a guy, bloke