Cheslea
Meaning of Cheslea
Cheslea springs from the chalky banks of Old English Cealc-hyð—literally “chalk wharf” on the Thames—yet it pirouettes through cultures like a spirited flamenco, bathed in Latin sun and color. This playful twist on the classic Chelsea conjures the famed London borough, its proud football club clad in royal blue, and the dreamy Chelsea Flower Show where blossoms whisper secrets in every petal. In the early ’90s it tiptoed onto U.S. charts, nudging into the top thousand around rank 800, a gentle wave of curiosity among adventurous parents. Pronounced CHEZ-LEE-uh, its three syllables tumble off the tongue like laughter at a family fiesta, promising warmth, creativity and a dash of cosmopolitan flair for any little girl named Cheslea.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as CHEZ-lee-uh (/ʠtʃezˈliə/)
American English
- Pronunced as CHEZ-lee-uh (/ʠtʃɛzˈliə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
