Cherry

  • Girl
  • 6 letters
English Sometimes used as a name derived from the fruit. Origlnally a diminutive of Charity.
French Dear one; darling.
Famous bearer Cherry was one of Mr Pecksniff's daughters in Charles Dickens' novel 'Martin Chuzzlewit'.

Cherry is a girl’s name of English and French origin. Meaning in English: Sometimes used as a name derived from the fruit. Origlnally a diminutive of Charity. Meaning in French: Dear one; darling. Famous bearer: Cherry was one of Mr Pecksniff’s daughters in Charles Dickens’ novel ‘Martin Chuzzlewit’. The name has 6 letters.

Related names

French

Variant of Cherie 'Dear one;darling'.

English

The fruit-bearing cherry tree.

English

The fruit-bearing cherry tree.

English

Variant of the French Cherie: dear one; darling. Rhyming variant of names like Meryl and Beryl.

English Welsh

Variant of the French Cherie: dear one; darling. Rhyming variant of names like Meryl and Beryl. Love.

English

Variant of the French Cherie: dear one; darling. Rhyming variant of names like Meryl and Beryl.

English

Camp of the soldiers.

English Latin

From an English surname and place name, but ultimately based on the Latin 'castra' meaning camp. Famous people: American president Chester A. Arthur. Camp.

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