Usual Nickname, Unexpected Name--Carrie/Kari

The usual nickname for the classic Caroline, Carrie also has a timeless feel, although its use as a given name  has tanked over the last three decades. Her cousin Kari ("kah-ree", not "kehr-ee"), originally a nickname for Katarina, had a brief spike in the 70/80s, and I'm honestly surprised she's so rare now.
There're surprisingly few names that lead to Carrie, at least in my accent, and I imagine that can vary greatly by region. So, I'm combining Carrie & Kari into a list for both:

• Caridad (kah-ree-DAHD, Spanish)--"charity"
• Carita (kah-REE-tah, Scandinavian)
• Carlota (kahr-LOH-tah, Portuguese, Spanish)--form of Charlotte. Italian form is Carlotta.
• Carme (KAHR-meh, Catalan)--form of Carmen
• Carola (kah-ROH-lah, Italian, German, Scandinavian). Also spelled Karola.
• Hikari (hee-kah-ree, Japanese)--"light". Unisex form is Hikaru.
• Inkeri (EEN-keh-ree, Finnish)--form of Ingrid.
• Karella (kah-REL-lah, Scandinavian)--feminine of Karel/Karl/Charles
• Karesinda (kah-reh-SEEN-dah, Esperanto)--"worthy of caress"
• Karima (kah-REE-mah, Arabic)--"noble"
• Karishma (kah-RISH-mah, Hindi)--"miracle"
• Karstine (kar-STEE-neh, German)--form of Christine
• Kerensa (keh-REN-zah, Cornish)--"love"
• Kerttuli (KEHR-too-lee, Finnish)--form of Gertrude
• Macaria (mah-KAH-ree-ah, Portuguese, Spanish)--from Latin, "blessed"