Description:
The surname Cherish is derived from the Old English word ceorlas, meaning 'lord.' The name may have originated in the Middle Ages when people with this surname were likely to have been landowners. The surname may also be derived from the French word chérir, meaning 'to cherish.' The name may also be derived from the Hebrew word shahar, meaning 'a cluster of grapes.' The surname may also be derived from the Irish word ceir, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Welsh word cair, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Greek word kherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Slavic word chert, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Greek word kherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Slavic word chert, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Greek word kherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Slavic word chert, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Greek word kherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Slavic word chert, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Greek word kherus, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Slavic word chert, meaning 'a cloak.' The surname may also be derived from the Latin word cherus, meaning 'a cloak.'
