Ok, I'm five months pregnant, this is my first, and I'm trying to come up with a very unique (but not outragious) name. I found out yesterday it's a girl, but no one can be 100 % sure before the birth, so my question is what are some good, and unique girl or boy names?
2006-09-01 03:51:16 · 34 answers · asked by Anonymous in Pregnancy & Parenting ➔ Newborn & Baby
Girls- Isabella, Elizabeth, Gracie, Grace, Emily, Gabriella, Hannah, Anna, Brittany, Emilia, Amilia, Alexandra, Julia, Hope, Olivia, Paige, Sarah, Jessica, Abigail, Alexandria, Gabrielle, Emma
Boys-Christian, Michael, Andrew, Cole, Grant, heath, Jacoby, Thomas, William, Alexander, Christopher, Nathaniel, Nicholas, Blake, Benjamin, Liam, Mason, Patrick, Will, Tyler
2006-09-04 22:40:48 · answer #1 · answered by krisn_us 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
December
Mezmerize
DaMonica
Harmony
Maleah, Taleah
Ajanae
Keyiah (key eye yah)
Micole
MaKhia (ma kye ah)
how about:
Avionna, Alizabeth, Destinee, Maygen, Takeema, Jaya,
LaKenya, Starre, Dreamz, Mianca, Reese, Moon, Dejah,
Nyambi, Ishmella, Toleah, Thailya, Mahailya, Trace, Honestly
Maliyah, Mierra, Cierra, Rakia, Ikea, Danaysha, Bianca, Lovee,
Jalexis, Amaria, Teyonna, Essence, Patience, Lavorah, Mezmerize, Jaleah, MyAngel, Nikkole, Micole, April Rain,
Mashon, Mahogany, Skye, Markeisha, Kaya, Tacarra, Isys,
Kayelle, Dymenz (diamonds), Spring, Traraya, Madacyn, Ajah,
Ashontti, Taleah, Akeema, Makina, and the list goes on email me if you want more girl names mznatural30@yahoo.com
for boys
Chandler, Chauncey, Myking, Avante, Whistler, Knowledge, Jaymez, Markel, D'Anthony, D'Michael, Malik, Miccii, Harlem, Campaine, Chase, Taelor, Jayshun, Tywon, D'mareaye, Benz,
Bynjamyn, Rylee, Sooner, Marcellous, Darquay, Marquay,
Darcell (b/g), Mykol (michael)
2006-09-01 17:26:10 · answer #2 · answered by mznatural30 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Unique Names
If you do not want to use a popular or traditional name, there are many ways to come up with your own unique name. Some techniques you can use to come up with a unique or unusual name is to use an ethnic or foreign variation of a popular name (Emilia, an Italian form of Emily), using a place name (although there are some popular ones like Dallas or Dakota), using an occupation as a name (Sailor), using a last name or surname as a first name (Kennedy), or using names from nature (Summer, River, Forest, etc).
You can also create your own name by adding a diminutive ending to a popular name (-ina, -ette, -ita), adding a prefix before a name (Da-, La-, Ta-, etc), spelling a common name differently, or combining or blending other names.
The danger of using a unique name, especially if it is very unusual, is that while it may make your child stand out from the crowd, he may stand out too much and can lead to teasing.
http://www.baby-girl-name.com/unique_baby_girl_names.htm
2006-09-01 03:55:33 · answer #3 · answered by say it isn't so... 2 · 1⤊ 0⤋
Ok here are my suggestions.....
Girl names:
Amaya
Julissa
Shaylee
Alysa
Kaylah
Jaycee
Iyana
Elyssa
Anissa
Lexus
Kya
Joelle
Roselyn
Isabell
Sarina
Kimora
Boy names:
Devante
Soren
Kyan
Aidan
Ian
Cole
Devin
Jaden
Marcus
Cade
Kai
Jayson
Luca
2006-09-01 05:11:17 · answer #4 · answered by sane_nut 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Grab a book of baby names, the international version. There are some cool ones in there. But off the top of my head I would say:
Jordan: Boy or girl, not too odd, but cute for a girl especially
Ayla for a girl: pronounced A-la
Faith, Holly, Nora, Piper for a girl
Gavin, Brock, Thad, Owen for a boy
Just some ideas! Good Luck!
2006-09-01 05:12:54 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
the terrific suggestion i supplies you is to get a splash one e book or look online for toddler names. utilising the names given attempt to make a version of that call for occasion a common call like Jason can get replaced to look unique Jaysen. I even have 2 ladies 4 yrs previous and 11 months- My oldest one's call is TENNYSEN EVE and my youngest one's is CEANNA RHEA. I in simple terms found out that i'm 4 weeks pregnant so i will quickly be on your comparable place. additionally I had some names that i became attempting to decide on whilst the two one among mine have been born yet the two did not get named until I had them and appeared at them I knew precise away what their names have been. I choose you good fortune
2016-11-23 17:29:48 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
Daireann ( Darina) Is an Irish baby girl name and it means " fruitful or bountiful "
The Legend with the name: Daireann was a beautiful young woman who fell in love with Fiinn MacCool, a man with many wives, she asked Fionn to be his only wife for a year and then to have half of his time after that.
Etane ( pronounced: e + tane ) It's another Irish name and it's meaning " jealousy ", it too has a legend.
Legend: Etane surpassed all other women in beauty and gentleness and thus was the object of jealousy herself. When the Fairy King Midir fell in love with her. His wife, Fuamnach, was jealous and tranformed Etane into a scarlet fly and she blew her out over the ocean for seven years. When Etane was finally able to return to Ireland she fell into a glass of wine which was drunk by a woman who longed for a child. In this way Etane was reborn and later she married a High King of Ireland.
Paloma: Spanish for " dove ". A child named Paloma is destined to keep the peace.
Philana: Greek for " adoring ". Endeared to a shy child.
Shortened: Philene, Falana
Lakeisha: A blending of " La " and " Keisha ". Swahili for " favorite one " This name rings with a beautiful melody.
Variations of the name: Lawanna, Latasha, Latoya
Kelilah: Hebrew for " laurel wreath ". This name suggests an air of mystery. Shortened: Kylia, Kaily, Kaile, Kail
Jacqueline: A feminine variation of Jacob or James. It's a timeless name with a distinguished pedigree.
Namesakes: Jacqueline Kennedy, Jacqueline Bisset, Jackie Collins
Shoshannah: From the Hebrew for " rose ". An exquisite choice of name. Shortened: Shoshanna, Shoshana, Shosha
Stormie: From the Old English for " tempest ". An appropriate name for a child born in the middle of one. This name is also for a boy or girl.
Shortened: Storm, Stormy, Storme
Namesakes: " stormy weather ", Stormie Omartian ( a popular writer)
A Unique Boys Name:
Jebediah: Hebrew for " beloved of God ". A bit of a mouthful, but simplified " Jed ".
Namesake: Jed Clampet
Sennett: From the French for " wise one ". This name could be interpreted as akin to the President, " why not ". A short form of the name: Senet
Siddell: Old English for " from the wide valley ". The name drips with sophitication and privacy.
Shortened: Sydell, Sidwell
Sargent: From the Old French for " officer ". For the hierarchy - conscious child.
Shortened: Sarge, Sergent
Swain: Middle English for " knight's attendant ". The word swain is used in pre-earlier centuries to describe a young man from the country.
Shortened: Swaine, Swayze
Namesakes: Patrick Swayze, Swains Islands ( America Samoa)
Llewellyn: Old Welsh for " ruling ". Yes you guessed it, the name is often met with astonishment.
Kaine: Irish Gaelic for " tribute ", Welsh for " beautiful " Japanese for " golden ". Name your boy child a beautiful golden tribute!
Shortened: Kane, Kayne, Keyne,
Namesakes: Citizen Kane, Michael Caine,
2006-09-01 16:33:56 · answer #7 · answered by trieghtonhere 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Unique is always good. BUT stay away from hard to pronounce or hard to read names. My daughter's name is Emalie. A version of Emily, but when it is written, she only needs to use her first name, EVERYBODY knows who she is. You can do this for a boy or a girl.
Congratuations on your pregnancy. How fun this will be for you.
2006-09-01 04:01:27 · answer #8 · answered by sewshawn 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Avalon~girl, Brazlo~boy
2006-09-01 03:58:18 · answer #9 · answered by justhulice 4 · 0⤊ 1⤋
I love the Irish name Bridie!!
My Mom always said to me that you can only really name a baby once you see his/her face. But it is nice to think of the name before hand!
p.s If it is a boy, Liam is a cool name xx All the best
2006-09-01 03:55:15 · answer #10 · answered by scooby doo 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋