Charissa
Meaning of Charissa
Charissa carries the gentle echo of Ancient Greece, springing from the word charis, “grace,” and unfurling across languages like a silken ribbon. In its soft syllables one can almost hear kindness stepping lightly into a sunlit courtyard, as though every Charissa were born with a secret map to beauty’s quiet corners. This name has drifted through decades—from mid-century nurseries to today’s boutique birth announcements—retaining a timeless warmth that feels both classical and freshly minted. In Latin-tinged sunsets it shimmers like a promise of generosity, and even its humor sparkles subtly, as if to remind us that grace need not be solemn. For parents seeking a name that marries poetic heritage with modern charm, Charissa is a graceful companion for life’s unfolding story.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kuh-RIS-uh (/kəˈrɪsə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Charissa
| Charissa Thompson - |
