What are some interesting names for girls that would normally be for a boy?

Question

Ive been just trying to thing of some names for a girl that would nomally or likly be for a boy, like Charlie but somthing more interesting! Or if you can think of something that is a very interesting GIRLS name like Avril but different then that would be cool to! Hope you can help! Thnx!

Answer 1

Charleigh

Yuri

Ensley

Reese

Kinsley

Kelsea

Aspen

Chesney

Devin

Hunter

Jorden

Harley

Lexis

Quincy

Rowan

Sydney

Zowie

Albany

Briar

Darby

Harper

Avery


Good-Luck on your name hunt :)

Answer 2

Well, so far I've seen versions of all my daughters' names on here, except 1. (I thought I was being so original!! :) )

My youngest daughter's name is Quinlynn (from Quinlan). I also think Dylan would make a very natural transition to a girl's name. You could experiment with spellings to create a more feminine spelling, if you wanted to. Here are a few more unique ideas; I don't love them all, but I've considered a lot of names, as I am also expecting; this will be my 4th, and if it's a girl, I'm going to be very desperate to find another unique name. Good luck!

Brady/Bradie/Braidy, Bradynn, Devynn, Beckett, Ainslee, Amoree, Deveree, Adriell, Amaris

Answer 3

Harley, Corey, Billie, Tate, Drew, Toby, Dillon, Shadow, Dakota, Jaymes.

Answer 4

my 2 daughters are aidrian, and caden. when you want to do the "different" for naming your daughter, take this into condsideration...if it is an "up and coming" boys name, she may get teased. but, some of the girls names that i would have also liked are:
saraya, tieran, ainsley, marin, and jaylin.
naming a child is a bonding experience that is shared with the first look after birth, so whatever you decide, she will make it her own. good luck. ;)

Answer 5

Parker
Carson
Jayden
Dakota
Darryl
Dani
Taylor
Stacy
Ronnie, Ronny, Roni
Jordan
Robbie, Robby
Robin

Just a few....it just so happens I have my baby name book right in front of me...sorry I had to cheat just a little!

My favourite with these names that originated for boys but used for girls is Jordan and Dakota

Answer 6

Hmm. This is a hard one.

Elliot is the only one I really like, and if she wants to sound girly one day, she can go by Elle.

But Georgie is kind of cute. And it could be short for Georgina if you wanted.

Michael could be cute and interesting. But maybe it's a bit too boyish.

Hmm. Atticus, Brody, Skylar, Manning, and Noah could also be considered beautiful for girls' names.

Answer 7

the 1st factor that got here to ideas became the ladies call Xanthe (reported sort of like zan-thee, with a mild 'th' sound). there is likewise Xanthia (the comparable, yet with an 'uh' on the tip). thought-approximately yet another: Ianthe (ee-ANN-thee). For boys, hmm... Oscar? Inigo? i admire Roxanne, Valentina and Vincent, by using how.

Answer 8

What about Aubern or Blue? They are boy names but I think it would sound good on a girl. Or Trustan. What about Dustin or Russel (or just Rusty)? Or Carl. What about Jason? Or Jack or Caleb? Christian is a good name for a girl. Samson is a good name. Kyler is good.

Answer 9

I went to school with a girl named Giorg , pronounced like George, I thought that was so neat. How about Emerson or Cody, I love both of those, and you can change the spelling to feminize them more.

Answer 10

I really love the names Chase or Grayson for a girl. An interesting and uncommon name for a girl is Phaedra pronounced (fay-dra).

Answer 11

Well my daughter's name is Tristan, a boys name her friened is Mackenzie which is name friend of mine called her son, and then Ashley. Boys name, reasd Gone with the Wind or listen to Ashley Macissic sing