From the English word meaning 'to treasure' or 'to hold dear', used as a virtue word name; the verb traces through Middle English charish/cherishen and Old French cherir ('to hold dear') back to Latin carus ('beloved, dear').
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wholesome
How it ages.
A modern virtue name that reads warm and sincere; still uncommon enough to feel personal rather than trendy.
The cultural moment.
Ranked 974th in England and Wales in 1996 and 971st in the United States in 2016; not among the top 1000 names there now.