Sher- baby names and what they mean, with 23 results. Sher- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its highest in the 1960s (ADOPTION OF 1.1%), but now, names such as Sherrill have become somewhat dated. Sherfey (TOP 25%) and Sherk (15%) are popular Sher- last names.

Sher - Sherry

Sheryll¹, Sherry¹▼, Sherie¹, Sherice¹, Sheri¹▼, Sherey¹, Sher, Sherelle
Forms of Cher. Based on French word. "Dear." Popular. Compare Sherie and common -ie surnames Shafie (TOP 71%), Shamie (88%).

Shera, var. Sheray¹, Sheralle, Sherah, Sherae¹, Sheraa
Root fr. Aramaic. "Brightness." Less common today. Shera was the variant last found (1980-1989) in the Top 2000.

Sheryll², Sheryle, Sheryl¹▼, Sheryell, Sherryl, Sherrill¹▼, Sherill, Sherril, Sheril, Sherianne, Sherrell, Sherell, Sherai
Forms of Cheryl. Origin fr. French, Greek elements. "Cherry fruit; green gemstone." Sherell, Sherill, Sherrell, Sherril, Sherrill, Sherryl, Sheryl, Sheryle and Sheryll are more commonly used as birth names among the variant forms of Cheryl.

Sherylyn, Sherylin, Sherrylyn, Sherryline, Sherrylene, Sherrilyn, Sherilyn¹, Sherralin, Sherilin, Sheralynne, Sheralin
Var. of Cherilyn. Stems fr. French element. "Dear." Sherilyn is a common (UPPER 48%) feminine name.

Sherynn, Sheryn, Sherry²▼, Sherron, Sherri¹▼, Sheron, Sheran
Forms of Sharon. Derived fr. Hebrew language. "A fertile plain." Sheryn and Sherynn are more uncommon as baby names among the variations of Sharon.

Sherryse, Sherrica, Sherissa¹, Sherise¹, Sherisa¹, Sheriesa, Sherese, Sherez, Sheresa, Shereeza, Shereese, Sherees, Shereece, Sherece
Forms of Cherise. Origin fr. Old French language. "Cherry." Shersa and Sherse are creative forms.

Shery, Sherry³▼, Sherrill²▼, Sherrelle, Sheria, Shereena, Sheree¹▼, Shereen¹
Var. of Cherie. Origin fr. French word. "Dear, darling." Less popular today. Sherry was the variation last found (2004) in the Top 2000.

Sherifa, Shereefa
Forms of Sharifa. Derivative of Arabic language. "Honored." Outside Top 2000.

Shereen², var. Sherine
Based on French, Persian languages. "Dear; sweet." Shereen and Sherine are not Top 2000 names.

Sheryl²▼, Sherye¹, Sherry⁴▼, Sherrie¹▼, Sherie², Sheri²▼
Forms of Charlotte. Based on Old German word. "Free man." Less popular today. Sherry was the version last appearing (2004) in the Top 2000.

Sherica
Form of Erica. Based on Old Norse word. "Complete ruler." Rare, with the feminine -ca suffix for Sherica, like Sherrica. See also Sherita.

Sheridan¹▼, var. Sherrydan, Sherriden, Sherridan, Sheridon, Sheriden, Sheridawn, Sheredon, Sheridan²▼
Derived fr. Gaelic language. "Seeker." Sheridan is prevalent as a children's name among these variations.

Sherilyn², var. Sherylann, Sherlynn, Sherelene
Stems fr. American language. A blend of Sheryl and Marilyn .. Somewhat popular as baby names, Sherelene, Sherilyn, etc. are pronounced like the familiar Sharlene.

Sherisa², var. Sherronda, Sherrina, Sherita¹, Sherissa², Sherise²
Derived fr. Old French language. "Cherry; dear." Less common today. Sherita was the version last listed (1991) in the Top 2000.

Sherisa³
Form of Charis. Based on Greek word. "Grace." Not much used as a baby name. See also Sharisa.

Sherisa⁴
Form of She-. Root fr. American word. .. Pronunciation emphasis is on the second .. Uncommon as a baby name, but Sherisa is similar to the more conventional Sherita. See also Sharika.

Sherise³
Form of Cerise. Derivative of English, French. "Cherry." Rather quirky as a birth name these days, but Sherise is still recorded frequently as a female first name. See also Sharice.

Sheryl³▼, Sherrlie, Sherlie, Sherli, Sherlee
Forms of Shirley. Derived fr. Old English word. "Bright meadow." Usage of Sheryl as a children's name has dwindled circa the 1950s.

Sherrerd, var. Sherrod, Sherrard, Sherard
.. Possibly related to Sheridan. Not in Top 2000.

Sherry⁵▼, var. Sherye², Sherryn, Sherrie²▼, Sherri²▼, Sherrey, Sherree, Sherissa³, Sherita², Sherina¹, Sherina², Sherie³, Shericia, Sherice², Sherey², Sheri³▼, Sheree²▼, Shereen³, Sheraya, Sheray², Sheraie, Sherae²
Derivative of English, French languages. "Dear." Less popular today. Sherry was the variant last recorded (2004) in the Top 2000.