Kariss

Kariss is a given name that is most commonly used for females in English-speaking contexts, though spelling variations appear in different cultures. It is typically treated as a modern variant of Karissa or Charis. The root Charis comes from ancient Greek, where Charis denotes grace, charm, or kindness; as a given name, Kariss is usually associated with those meanings through its linguistic lineage, even as the spelling emphasizes a distinct contemporary identity.

Usage and distribution: The spelling Kariss is relatively uncommon compared with Karissa or Charis. As a result, there are few widely documented public figures with the exact spelling Kariss, and the name may appear primarily in personal naming contexts rather than in official records.

Variants and related names include Karissa, Karis, Charis, and less commonly Karys. The choice of spelling often reflects family preference, cultural influence, and trends in modern given names.

Notable people: There are no widely recognized individuals whose given name is spelled Kariss, based on available public records. In literature or media, similarly spelled names may appear but are not documented here.

See also: Charis (name); Karissa (name).