Cherise
Cherise is a given name, primarily used for females. Its origins are debated, with some sources suggesting it is a variation of the French name Cherie, meaning "dear" or "beloved." Other theories link it to the English name Cheryl, which itself has multiple potential etymologies, including being a portmanteau of Cherie and Eileen, or a derivative of a Welsh name.
The name Cherise gained some popularity in the latter half of the 20th century in English-speaking countries.
Notable individuals named Cherise include Cherise Davies, a British singer and songwriter who participated in the