Origin and Meaning of Cherrie

Dear one; cherry fruit

Origin: English - Cherrie is derived from the Old French word 'cherise,' meaning 'cherry,' which in turn comes from the Latin 'cerasum,' referring to the cherry fruit tree.

• Cherrie is often used as a term of endearment in English-speaking countries, reflecting its affectionate connotation.
• The name Cherrie is a variation of Cherry, which has been used in various cultures, often associated with the sweet cherry fruit.
• Notable bearers of the name include Cherrie McIver, an American actress, and Cherrie Blair, a prominent British barrister and wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
• Cherrie has seen fluctuating popularity, especially in the mid-20th century, but it is less commonly used in recent years.
• Related names include Cherry, Cher, and other variations such as Sherry and Cheri, which also have roots in the same etymological lineage.