Any ideas (other than Theresa or Cherise) of names that can produce the nickname Reese?

Question

Any ideas (other than Theresa or Cherise) of names that can produce the nickname Reese?

Answer 1

Only thing I can think of is Elise (pronounced eleese) but this doesnt quite have reese in it, just name her reese, its a pretty name.

Answer 2

Just name her Reese. I love that name.

Answer 3

The best answer I could come up with, is Parisa.  Meaning "like a fairy", this name is so feminine and Reese would ground it if used as a nickname.

Parisa is pronounced, puh-REE-sah.

Answer 4

cherise sounds more like reese.

Answer 5

I love the name Reese - my daughter's name is Kendall Reese :)

I like the name alone too. I don't know though, Briana?

Answer 6

No.  Why not just use Reese?

Answer 7

If  you like reese alot use that name and then a nickname could be ree

Answer 8

Clarice (CLAIR-EESE)

Patrice (PAT-TREESE)

That's all I can think of...

Answer 9

clarice, but at that point the nickname would be used to escape the actual name, since clarice is so widely known as the name of the character from  that movie about the cannibal

Answer 10

The name is Reece is a variant of Rhys and is a very popular boys name , a rare one for a female but i really like it.

It mean 'enthusiasm'.

Other than thos mentioned you could go with,

Reesa, Rise', Riesa, Rose, Rosse, Resi, Terecena, Terisita, Terisia, Teruska, Cherisa, Racena and so on and so forth. I hope this helps , but really , if u like the name , I would just go with it, but keep spelling it Reece or Rhys, Dont change the spelling or it will be tacky.

Answer 11

I love the name Reese, if you want something else I like Cherise too.  

Answer 12

I knew someone named Risa and someone else named Mauricette (pronounced more like Maur-reese-uh rather than -ette).

Answer 13

Carese

uh. yeah. just name the kid reese.

Answer 14

Clarise?