Terri is a shortened form of Teresa, derived from the Greek word 'therapeia', meaning 'to serve'. It originated in Christian Europe as a Latinized version of the Hebrew name Tzerah.
Terri has cultural significance in Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions as a patron saint name, often associated with charity, kindness, and humility.
People named Terri are often described as compassionate, empathetic, and warm-hearted individuals who genuinely care for others and value strong relationships.
The name Terri is commonly used in many English-speaking countries and remains a popular choice for its simplicity and femininity.