Che- baby names and what they mean, with 18 results. Che- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names were at the peak of their popularity in the 1910s (ADOPTION OF 0.36%) and are now significantly less conventional (ADOPTION 0.01%, 96.4% LESS), with names such as Chester becoming less stylish. Checo (TOP 14%) and Chenier (14%) are familiar Che- last names. Here is the list of Che- names for girls.

Che - Chezare

Che¹
Form of Joseph. Source fr. Hebrew. "Jehovah increases." Chen is also a marginally favored boys' name. See also Chai.

Che²
Derivative of Spanish. .. Latin American revolutionary Che Guevara. Less widespread today. Che was last listed in the 1980s in the Top 2000.

Chelton
Var. of Chilton. Based on Old English word. "Farm near the well." Chelton (UPPER 40%), comparable to Catton (UPPER 20%), Coalson (16%), is a common -on suffix last name. See also Colton.

Cheney¹
Var. of Chaney. Stems fr. French. "Oak tree." Cheaney (UPPER 27%), Chewey (85%) are conventional surnames. See also Cheny.

Cherokee
Based on Native American Indian language. "People of a different speech." A peculiar baby name.

Cherut, var. Cheroot
Based on Hebrew. "Liberty." Cherut and Cheroot are unconventional as men's names.

Chesley, var. Chesly, Cheslie, Chesleigh, Cheslee, Cheslea
Stems fr. Old English, Latin. "Meadow of the camp." Cheslea, Cheslee, Chesleigh, Cheslie and Chesly are more unconventional as birth names among the variant forms of Chesley.

Chesney, var. Chesny, Chesnie, Cheny, Cheney²
Derivative of Old English. Place name referring to a camp. Chesen and Chesin are creative forms.

Chessie
In Cryptozoology, the equivalent of the .. Unisex name. Rare, with the -ie ending, like Chuckie, Clemmie.

Chet¹, Chester¹▼
Forms of Rochester. Origin fr. Old English word. "Stone camp or fortress." Usage of Chester and Chet as birth names in 2018 was up 2% compared to 2017.

Chester²▼, var. Chet², Cheston, Chess
Stems fr. Old English, Latin words. "Camp of soldiers." Chess (TOP 10%), Chester (2%), Cheston (41%) and Chet (82%) appear frequently as last names.

Chetwin, var. Chetwynn, Chetwynd, Chetwyn, Chetwen
Derived fr. Old English word. "Little house on the twisted path." Unique. Chetwin (cf. Crespin, Catlin) ends with -in.

Chevalier¹, var. Chevy¹
Root fr. French word. "Horseman; knight." Chevalier and Chevy are uncommonly used masculine names, and Chevalier exists often (TOP 4%) as a surname.

Chevron
From French language. A V shaped heraldic insignia, often .. Rare, with the -ron ending, like Caron, Claron.

Chevy², var. Chevall, Chevalier², Cheval
Source fr. French word. "Horseman; knight." Sparing use, with usage of 0.008% for Chevy and variants as birth names in 2018, less than 0.008% the year before.

Cheyenne
Source fr. Native American Indian word. "Unintelligible speakers." Somewhat atypical as a birth name. Cross-gender use.

Cheyne, var. Cheney³
Origin fr. French. "Oak-hearted." Cheney (UPPER 2%) and Cheyne (18%) occur commonly as last names.

Chezare
Var. of Cesar. Based on Latin word. "Head of hair." Sparing use. Chezare is not listed in the US Demographics.