Cerise
Meaning of Cerise
Cerise, pronounced suh-REES (/səˈriːs/), traces its lineage to the French word for “cherry,” conjuring sunlit orchards and the berry’s rich, ruby-red hue. It’s a name that feels both sophisticated and playful—luscious enough to tempt the lips, yet refined enough to carry with confidence into adulthood. Though still charming a select few—coming in at number 935 among newborn girls in the U.S. in 2024—Cerise has steadily gained admirers, rising gently like a perfect blossom on a spring morning. Inviting warmth, romance, and a dash of whimsy, Cerise inspires visions of bold beginnings and lives painted in vibrant color.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as suh-REES (/səˈriːs/)
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Notable People Named Cerise
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