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I personally think it's an odd choice to name your kid after a group of people. I'm really referring to non-Cree people calling their kids this. Not sure if a Cree person would actually name their child "Cree", it's not my business. I've also heard that this is not what they call themselves, however I'm not Cree so I wouldn't know their preferred name. With all that being said, I do think as a given name it sounds a bit strange.
The Native American tribe that we call “Cree” don’t even call themselves Cree. To me, it seems like a very odd description for this name to say it only comes from the Cree tribe.
Good nickname for a name like Creed, where nicknames are hard to come by.
Why shouldn't the name "Cree" be in the language Cree?
Here's PROOF that the name can ALSO be FEMININE, making it UNISEX.https://www.names.org/n/Cree/about
https://names.darkgreener.com/#Cree
https://www.popular-babynames.com/name/cree [noted -ed]
My sister is named Cree, she is very kind and respectful. It is not disrespectful- you guys are being very disrespectful to the name Cree, so think about what you guys are saying!
I think that unless you have a very good reason to use this name it's just disrespectful to the Cree tribe.
More like sCREE than Cree... Yeah not too good.
BTW, the actress, voice actress, and singer. "Cree Summer" is a female. She was most prominent from 1983 to unknown. Cree was given the name "Cree Summer Francks" on July 7th, 1969 in Los Angeles, California, U.S. Another feminine name bearer is an American actress: Cree Cicchino.
This name can also be a feminine name.In the USA, it was given as a name to 89 girls in 1991.
In the UK, it was also given to 5 girls in 2001.
Cree Cicchino is an American teen actress.
Has a rather creaky sound to it.
This is a great refreshing name for a boy. The meaning 'heart' is soo sweet! =D.
The name Cree was given to 46 baby boys born in the US in 2012.
I love how because ONE famous person has a certain name, everyone thinks that is where it belongs. Because of Cameron Diaz and Evan Rachel Wood, Cameron and Evan can suddenly be "girl" names. Because of Dakota Fanning and Cree Summer, native tribes sound "girly". I know a boy named Dakota and a boy named Cree (Cree is actually actually part native and a really great kid) and the names look great on them. Also, Cheyenne Jackson is a famous performer is also a male with an native name. I like Cree for a boy and I think it fits a boy better.
My younger sister's name is Cree and I always thought it was a girls name. I personally like it as a girls name.
Chroí, pronounced CREE, is an Irish word meaning "heart".
This is my middle name, and since I'm a girl, I find it more for a girl. But I think it would be an ok guy name.
I think it sounds more feminine, but I wouldn't use it for my child. And I'm also part Cree. :)
This is also used as a girl's name.
If you are Spanish you would pronounce this name cray-AY, which means "believe".
My 4 month old son is nammed CREE but we spell his name "KREAH".
I like this for a girl and I see it as feminine more than masculine. Actually, now that I think of it, it's kind of nice for a boy, too.
Two bearers of this name:
Cree Summer, a Canadian musician and voice actor
Cree Lincoln, Abigail(#5)'s older sister on Codename: Kids Next Door (Cree and Abby are both voiced by Cree Summer)
I know a girl with the middle name Cree, so I think of it as feminine rather than masculine.
The name Cree is American and means 'Highly Spirited'.

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