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    Cherise

    "Derived from French for cherry, evoking sweetness and vitality"

    shuh-REEZ

    Origin

    French (European)

    Syllables

    2

    Zodiac

    Leo

    Trend

    Newly trending

    At a glance

    Cherise is a name often given to girls. Ranked #15713 and is newly appearing on the charts. It comes from a French (European) origin and traditionally means "Derived from French for cherry, evoking sweetness and vitality". It has 2 syllables.

    The Story of Cherise

    Cherise draws from the French cerise, meaning cherry, and carries connotations of sweetness and natural beauty. In modern usage, it appears in English-speaking countries as a distinctive yet accessible choice for girls. The name evokes a graceful, joyful spirit with a hint of romantic allure.

    Popularity

    Currently ranked #15713 on the Baby Billboard Charts. Peak rank: #15713.

    Numerology Profile

    6Life Path

    Focuses on family and responsibility.

    5Soul Urge

    Seeks freedom and adventure.

    1Personality

    Projects leadership and independence.

    3Expression

    Expresses creativity and joy.

    Zodiac & Astrology

    Leo

    Fire
    Ruled by Sun

    Reflects a vibrant and generous nature.

    Strengths

    Confident
    Loyal
    Generous

    Compatible Signs

    Aries
    Sagittarius

    Lucky Numbers

    1510

    Lucky Colors

    Gold
    Pink

    Best Career Paths

    Artist
    Teacher
    Designer

    Name Energy & Vibe

    Radiates warmth and playful elegance.

    Color Aura

    Soft Pink

    Element

    Fire

    Season

    Summer

    Gemstone

    Rose Quartz

    Spirit Animal

    Dolphin

    Power Word

    Joy

    Energy Type

    Fire × Summer

    Personality & Traits

    Warm

    Brings comfort to those around her.

    Creative

    Finds beauty in everyday moments.

    Affectionate

    Values close relationships deeply.

    Famous People Named Cherise

    C

    Cherise Haugen

    American model and actress

    C

    Cherise Roberts

    British singer from the group Cleopatra

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    Cherise in Pop Culture

    Cherise

    The Bold and the Beautiful

    Cherise

    Days of Our Lives

    Historical Events

    1975

    Name peaks in US popularity charts.

    1990

    Featured in several romance novels.

    International Variations

    CeriseFrench
    CherisaEnglish
    SheriseAmerican

    Cherise in Different Scripts

    Cerise

    French

    谢里兹

    Chinese (Mandarin)

    シェリーズ

    Japanese (Katakana)

    셰리스

    Korean

    Nicknames & Short Forms

    Cheri
    Risi
    Cherry

    Middle Name Suggestions

    Beautiful middle name pairings with Cherise:

    Cherise Rose

    Cherise Elaine

    Cherise Marie

    Cherise Grace

    Cherise Noelle

    Cherise Claire

    Cherise Simone

    Fun Facts & Trivia

    1

    Cherise sounds like the French word for cherry.

    2

    Popular in the 1970s in the US.

    3

    Often chosen for its melodic flow.

    Name Compatibility

    Names that pair beautifully with Cherise as partners:

    Cherise&Julian

    Cherise&Lucas

    Cherise&Dominic

    Cherise&Sebastian

    Cherise&Ethan

    Cherise&Oliver

    Sibling Name Suggestions

    Names that pair beautifully with Cherise:

    Pronunciation

    shuh-REEZ

    Quick Facts

    First LetterC
    Gendergirl
    Syllables2
    OriginFrench (European)
    Name DayAugust 15
    Rank#15713

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    This page is reviewed by the Baby Billboard Charts editorial team. Rankings come from official U.S. Social Security Administration birth records, with descriptions checked for clarity and usefulness. See our Editorial Policy for our methodology and correction process.