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This is my name, so I find the comments saying it wouldn't work in real life pretty funny. I like my name, although it can be a little tiresome to spell it all the time so if you use it I would personally recommend pairing it with an easy middle name.One commenter mentions the Pokemon professor, but I want to slightly correct that claim: it's his surname not his given name. His daughter is called Chloe Cerise. There's also a Marvel character named Cerise.And a Magic the Gathering character named Cerise, though the only card bearing her name in the title is for the digital game only.There was also a brief time where people misread my name and thought it said Cersei. I'd like to reassure anyone considering this name that for me, that time has been and gone.
It's an ok name. I can see on a fictional character, but not a person in real life.
What do I think of this name? It's decent, interesting. Would I name a kid this? Well, why wouldn't I want to name my kid after my Animal Crossing island? Haha, because of it, it sounds more like the name of a fictional place than a person. But I might be the only person here who feels that way.
Cerise is also used as a masculine given name in French. A known fictional male bearer of this name is Professor Cerise from the Pokémon Anime.Sources: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerise
https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Professor_Cerise
https://pokemon.fandom.com/wiki/Professor_Cerise
https://forebears.io/x/forenames/cerise
It's a beaut.
The stress on the second syllable makes this a really nice choice for a middle name.
I adore the cute meaning of this name as simple as cherry. The way this name rolls off the tongue is so feminine and formal sounding. I do believe this to be a magnificent name for a girl.
Sounds like Cersei Lannister to me :)
This name makes me cringe. To me it's nothing but an everyday word that doesn't sound like a real name at all, unlike Clémentine or Marguerite, word names that grew enough in popularity to at least not appear strange on paper. I pronounce it ser-eez.
Cerise Hood is a doll in the Ever After High collection.
Honestly, I don't find this name remotely appealing. It has a rather whiny sound and it's not aesthetically pleasing at all.
Cerise is a lovely colour, which makes it very appealing as a name.
I have a cousin named this. I think it sounds really pretty; it rolls off the tongue very nicely, and the meaning is great, too.
Pronounced (French) ser-ees.
Cerise is a reddish pink colour.
There is an actress called Cerise Leclerc who performed in several French movies in the 1980s, but we couldn't exactly call her "the famous bearer".
The Name "Cherise" is actually French and it also means "Beloved." I know this because my name is Cherise and I researched the meaning a very long time ago.

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