Unknown; likely a phonetic variant of Sade or Chardae
Sharday is a modern American invention, most likely popularized as a phonetic spelling of the name Sade, which rose to fame via the Nigerian-British singer. While Sade is a Yoruba name meaning 'honor confers a crown', Sharday is treated as a distinct creative coinage in the West. It may also be influenced by the French wine region Chablis or the grape Chardonnay, though this connection is stylistic rather than etymological.
Less common today
Sharday isn't in the latest US Top 1000. It last peaked at #2,684 in 1992.
Grammy-winning singer whose name inspired the phonetic variant Sharday
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
