Cher- baby names and what they mean, with 23 results. Cher- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its apex during the years 1950-1959 (ADOPTION OF 1%) and is now significantly reduced, with names like Cheryle falling out of fashion. Cherven (TOP 53%) and Cherveny (43%) are common Cher- last names.

Cher - Cheryl

Cher¹, var. Cherylie, Cherylee¹, Cherye, Chery¹, Cherry¹▼, Cherrie¹, Cherise¹, Cherish¹, Cherie¹▼, Cherice¹, Cheri¹▼, Cherey¹, Cheree¹, Chere¹
Source fr. French element. "Dear." Cher (compare Cloer, Cryer) is a popular -er suffix surname.

Cherilynn¹, Cherilynn², Cheralynne, Cheralyn¹, Cheralin¹
Forms of Sheryl. Stems fr. English, Old German languages. "Free man." Cheralin, Cheralyn, etc. were not Top birth names in 2018.

Cheray
Var. of Sherry. Based on English, French words. "Dear." Chery (UPPER 8%), Cherny (33%) are familiar surnames. See also Chara.

Cherelle¹
Derivative of French element. "Dear." Adoption of Cherelle was well-received in 1990. See also Sherelle.

Cherene
Stems fr. French element. "Dear." Not in Top 2000. See also Chorine.

Cherida¹
From French, Greek elements. "Dear; greenery." Cheridi and Cherira are creative variations. See also Cherith.

Cherie²▼
Var. of Cha-. Based on American. .. Pronunciation emphasis is on the second .. Less popular today. Cherie last appeared in 1994 in the Top 2000. See also Cherey.

Cherie³▼, var. Cheryl¹▼, Cherrelle, Cherree, Cherita¹, Cherina, Cheri²▼, Cherelle², Cherena, Cherell¹, Chereena, Chereen, Cheree², Chere², Cher²
From French word. "Dear, darling." Chere (UPPER 84%), Cherelle (91%) and Cherie (14%) are frequently occurring as female names.

Cherilyn¹, var. Cherylyn¹, Cheryllyn, Cheryline¹, Cherylin, Cherrylyn, Cherryline, Cherrylene, Cherrylin, Cherrilyn, Cherrilin, Cherralyn, Cherilynne, Cherilynn³, Cheralyn², Cherilin, Cheralin²
Root fr. French language. "Dear." Cheralin, Cheralyn, Cherilin, Cherilynn and Cherilynne are more uncommon as baby names among the versions of Cherilyn.

Cherise²
Form of Cerise. Based on English, French elements. "Cherry." Cherise is conventional (TOP 41%) as a given name. See also Cherisse.

Cherise³, var. Cheryse, Cheryce, Cherrise, Cherrice, Cherisse, Cherisa, Cherice², Cheriese, Cheresse, Cherese, Cheresa, Chereese, Cherece
Derivative of Old French element. "Cherry." Cherise is widely used as a birth name among these versions.

Cherise⁴
Var. of Charis. Derivative of Greek language. "Grace." Somewhat atypical as a girls' name now, though Cherise still occurs frequently as a first name for women. See also Chrisie.

Cherish², var. Cherysh, Cherrish, Cherishe
Source fr. English, Old French languages. "To treasure and care for; dear." Popularly used, with usage of 0.014% for Cherish and variants as girls' names in 2018, but lower than 0.015% the previous year.

Cherry²▼, Cherri¹, Cherit
Forms of Charity. Derivative of Latin word. "Dear, beloved." Cherri (UPPER 43%) and Cherry (22%) are conventional female names, whereas Cherit is unique.

Cherith, var. Cheryth¹
"Stream bed." Outside Top 2000. Biblical ..

Cheryll¹, Cheryl²▼, Cherlyn¹
Var. of Charlotte. From Old German element. "Free man." Adoption of Cheryll and forms was at a high in the 1950s, but now, Cheryl has become less stylish.

Chermona, var. Chermonah
Root fr. Hebrew language. "Sacred mountain." Unique, with the -na ending for Chermona, like Cerena, Corona.

Cheron
Var. of Sharon. From Hebrew. "A fertile plain." Unusual. Cheron (cf. Cameron, Camron) ends with -ron. See also Cherene.

Cherry³▼, var. Cheryth², Chery², Cherrie², Cherri², Cherrey, Cherita², Cherida², Cherise⁵, Cheri³▼, Cherey², Cheree³, Chere³, Cher³
Derivative of Middle English, Old French words. "Cherry fruit." Cher, Chere, Cheree, Cheri, Cherise, Cherri, Cherrie, Cherry and Chery are more prevalent as children's names among these forms.

Cheryl³▼, var. Cherylynn, Cherylyn², Cherylle, Cheryll², Cherylinn, Cheryline², Cheryle▼, Cherylee², Cherylann, Cherryl, Cherrill, Cherrellee, Cherrell, Cherlyn², Cherlyne, Cherilynn⁴, Cherilyn², Cherilee, Cherie⁴▼, Cherianne, Cherelle³, Cheriann, Cherell²
From French, Greek elements. "Cherry fruit; green gemstone." Cherie occurs frequently (TOP 100%) as a last name.