Therese

Therese is a feminine name of Greek origin, typically found across Scandinavia and Germany. It is considered to be derived from the Greek word therizo, meaning “to harvest,” or theros, which translates to “summer.” If you were thinking Therese has an island vibe, you could be right, as it is also said to come from Thera, another name for the Greek isle Santorini. Therese has many spelling variations, including the Spanish and Portuguese Teresa and Tessa. Although Therese is a classic name from the 4th century, it retains its youthful, sunshiney charm, making it an ideal choice for a summertime tot.