Sheritha

Meaning & origin

Sheritha is a rare feminine name that emerged in the United States during the 1960s, first recorded in 1967. Its peak year of usage was 1968, after which it declined sharply and has remained extremely uncommon. The name's one-in-N ratio and current rank are not available due to its scarcity, reflecting its status as an unusual choice. The trajectory of Sheritha has been stable over the decades, with very few new births. While no top states have recorded significant usage, the name likely originated during a period when inventive, melodic names like Sherry and Anita were fashionable. Sheritha remains a distinct, rare name that has never entered widespread popularity.

Sheritha is a rare given name that first appeared in the United States in the 1960s. Its exact derivation is unclear. It may be a modern invention blending elements of names like Sherry with the common feminine suffix -tha, or a variant of Sharita, which is sometimes considered a form of the Spanish name Charo (a short form of Rosario, meaning 'rosary' or 'rose'). The name has not been widely adopted and remains uncommon.