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I don't super like it. While a name with consistent use it still strikes as more invented for sound than for meaning. Though the connection to Chares is really neat and I like how it could be used with religious intent if one wanted without weighing your child down with a moniker that will give people religious assumptions.

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Definitely prefer Carissa. With only one S -pass names always make me want to say -"eesa" for the ending.

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~Anna~