Threase

Threase is a feminine name of English origin. Although not as common as its variation, Theresa, Threase still carries a rich history and associations. The name Theresa has roots in Greek and means "harvester" or "summer". It became popularized by Saint Teresa of Avila, a prominent Spanish mystic in the 16th century. In the United States, data shows that Threase was given to a few newborns in the late 20th century, with sporadic occurrences throughout the years. With its unique spelling and pleasant sound, Threase offers parents an opportunity to choose a distinctive name for their baby girl.