creative baby names?

Question

Anyone know of any creative or different baby names- boy or girl, maybe something you heard at some point and thought was different?

*I hate all those plain boring names like-jen amanda ashley etc...

Answer 1

I heard a name I thought was different Magdalys it is a Spanish name pronounced magdollies.

Answer 2

Kalliana Samantha-Jo K'trina MacKenzie Lorili Rory Orrie Lily
Riley Chloe-Jo Truely Trudy Scrumshish Madison Nico`le Marisol
Kimmy Concress
Sharika
Kimmiana
Hayden
Elle-Jo
Hermione
Emma

Answer 3

Bentley (no remember the style you spell it) is very often happening. this is a motor vehicle. a million/5 Kiaaron - Misspelling does not count extensive style as inventive. - 0.5 Jaycee - is used maximum generally in the US as a woman's call - 0.5 Karter - Misspelling does not count extensive style as inventive - 0.5 Asean - The call is stated "Asian", and that's a woman's call - 0.5 Brinise - i'm sorry, yet this isn't advantageous in any respect -/5 iisha'Kae and iisha'Lynn - 0.5 Saliya - it seems lots like saliva - 0.5 in case you prefer to apply some names that are rather uncommon, you are able to seem to the previous (that's stricken by exciting names - exceedingly those from diverse cultures), try some surnames to apply as first names, or create some somewhat exciting names your self by making use of combining 2 names you like. Examples carry on with: From the previous: Male - Judicael, Jurian, Tielo woman - Amice, Dionisia, Rohesia Surnames: Male - Barclay, Wharton, Hendrix woman - Destry, Gibson, Bellamy Made up combinations: Male - Andreward, Hayson, Alexenon woman - Adagwen, Imabelle, Augustella If none of those names experience you, get out some maps and locate names of areas, worldwide places, cities, rivers, oceans, etc.

Answer 4

Look in a book, search "baby names" on line-remember it is something people will have to pronounce and the child will one day have to spell, and possibly defend...Children can be cruel-original is okay-weird is a whole different thing. When you read the prospective name-what picture/images/type of person does it bring to mind? Is it associated with any popular/celebrity type of person, would you be okay with that? Make sure you check the meaning...Who would want to name a child something that means red duck, or other craziness...Many names are considered "American", most that begin with Le, DE, Re...prefixes, and don't have any actual historical/genealogical or ethnic connections...

Answer 5

I've always loved the names Liv, Sydney, and Ellis for girls. For boys I like Liam, Maddox, and Oliver. I have a huge list of baby names that I love so feel free to contact me if you need any more ideas. Congrats on the little one and God bless.

Answer 6

Girl- Eadie, Jacie

Boy- Jaydon, Yone

Answer 7

Olivia, peyton, pheobe, Lindsey, Sidney for girls.

Hayden, Aiden, Cole, Jack for boys

Answer 8

I agree with you totally...that is why my 8 yr old daughter's name is chantrella and she and I get compliments on it all the time...I wanted a unique name for my boy who is now 8 months but could not think of one so we named him brendin and spencer is his middle name

Answer 9

YAY! another person who hates plain boring names just like me!

Girls:

Ruby
Heidi
Evelyn (a nickname could be Evie- pronounced eev-ee)
Evie
Maanika (pronounced Monica) meaning ruby (my own name)
Lucy or Lucille, meaning bringer of light
Lacey or Lacy
Estrella (pronounced estraya)
Ava
Lola
Scarlet
Brooke
Victoria
Desiree
Charlotte
Renee
Anya
Anika (pronounced Aneeka or An-i-ca)
Berlin

Boys:

Martin
Jay
Gavin
Kevin
Artin

mix and match for a cool first and middle name.


congrats! let me know what you name him/her!

Answer 10

I've heard about people with the names Abcde and Espn...creative enough?