Comments (Personal Impression Only)
It's an ok name. I can see on a fictional character, but not a person in real life.
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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.
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It's a beaut.
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The stress on the second syllable makes this a really nice choice for a middle name.
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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.
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Sounds like Cersei Lannister to me :)
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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.
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Honestly, I don't find this name remotely appealing. It has a rather whiny sound and it's not aesthetically pleasing at all.
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Cerise is a lovely colour, which makes it very appealing as a name.
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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.
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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.