- Abequa
- Abhilasha
- Adelheid
- Adoracion
- Algoma
- Aloysia
- Andromeda
- Aroha
- Bega
- Berengaria
- Birkita
- Bysen
- Camelot
- Capucina
- Cenobia
- Chilam
- Chosovi
- Cyprien
- Daganyah
- Dembe
- Disa
- Dohtor
- Dreama
- Eadaion
- Edythe
- Efterpi
- Elo
- Estralita
- Fafelina
- Ganieda
- Gaspara
- Gersemi
- Grear
- Gymea
- Harvelle
- Hoku
- Htay
- Ifeoma
- Jakobie
- Jinx
- Kalavati
- Kameko
- Kekona
- Kwesi
- Laveda
- Linden
- Lioslaith
- Logestilla
- Loki
- Loyce
- Mabbina
- Mahuru
- Maola
- Masia
- Memdi
- Michi
- Mincarlie
- Mine
- Modesty
- Musa
- Myo
- Nafisa
- Nalani
- Nedo
- Nelleke
- Nelwyna
- Neroli
- Nitika
- Nizana
- Nokomis
- Noya
- Omega
- Oz
- Quay
- Sabirah
- Schuyler
- Tabar
- Tedra
- Thant
- Thiri
- Tiva
- Toyah
- Tugenda
- Tyne
- Uchenna
- Urbana
- Vafara
- Valborg
- Vale
- Vanya
- Velvet
- Venetia
- Vevay
- Vieva
- Wapeka
- Welcome
- Wyla
- Xavierre
- Yuri
- Zafirah
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| - Native American
- Indian
- German
- Spanish
- Native American
- German, French
- Greek
- Maori
- Australian Aboriginal
- English, German
- Celtic
- Anglo-Saxon
- Arthurian Legend
- French
- Spanish, Greek
- Native American
- Native American
- French, Greek
- Hebrew
- Ugandan
- Norwegian
- Anglo-Saxon
- Greek
- German
- Gernam, English
- Greek
- Hebrew, Greek, Finnish
- Latin
- Italian
- Arthurian Legend
- Spanish
- Scandinavian
- Scottish
- Australian Aboriginal
- English
- Polynesian
- Burmese
- African
- German
- Latin
- Indian
- Japanese
- Hawaiian
- West African, Akan
- Latin
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- Scandinavian
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- Irish
- Polynesian, New Zealand
- Irish
- Polish, Hebrew, Aramaic
- Native American
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- Australian Aboriginal
- Danish
- Latin
- Egyptian, Muslim
- Burmese, Japanese
- Arabic
- Hawaiian
- English
- Dutch, Latin
- English
- Italian
- Native American
- Hebrew
- Native American
- Arabic
- Greek
- Latin, Hebrew
- Native American
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- Dutch
- Irish
- Greek
- Burmese
- Burmese
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- Scandinavian
- German
- English
- African
- Latin
- French
- Swedish
- French
- Russian, Hebrew
- English
- Celtic
- 1Welsh
- Welsh
- Native American
- English
- Teutonic
- French
- Japanese, Turkish
- Arabic
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| - Stays at home (Chippewa)
- Desire, Wish, Aspiration
- Sweet, Noble
- Adoration
- Valley of flowers
- Famous in war, Fame and war
- Ruler of Men
- Love
- Life, Prayer
- Spearbearer maid
- Strength
- Unique
- Arthur's castle
- Cape
- Born of Zeus, Stranger
- Snowbird
- Bluebird (Hopi)
- Cypriot
- Ceremonial grain
- Peace
- Active spirit
- Daughter
- Joyous song
- Joyous friendship
- Rich gift, Happy, Prosperous
- Pretty in face
- My God is a vow, Life, Harvest
- Star
- Butterfly
- Merlin's sister
- Treasure
- Jewel, Treasure
- Watchful, Alert
- Little bird
- Army warrior
- Star
- Rich
- It's a good thing, Beautiful
- Supplanter
- A charm
- Goddess Parvati, Artistic
- Tortoise-child, Symbol for long-life
- Second born
- Born on Sunday
- Innocent, Pure, Washed
- Pretty, Tree
- Dwells at the gray fortress
- Legend
- Trickster God
- Warrior maiden
- Happiness
- The goddess of spring
- Handmaiden
- A lady, Bitter
- Henna
- Righteous
- Rain
- Goddess of sun, moon and stars
- Modest one
- Of the water, Moses
- Relative, Beautiful generation
- Precious thing
- Calmness of the skies, Heavens
- Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists
- A horn
- Bright friend
- Orange blossom
- Angel of precious stone
- Blossom
- Grandmother (Chippewa)
- Adorned with beauty, Spectacular ornament
- Great, Last, End
- Strength, Power
- Daughter of Ben
- Patience
- Shield, Scholar
- A well
- Gift of God
- Clean
- Good looking, Pleasant
- Dance (Hopi)
- Toy
- Virtue
- River
- God's will
- From the city
- Brave
- A mighty mountain
- Strong, Healthy
- God was gracious, God showed favor
- Soft
- Blessed
- White wave
- White wave, White spirit, White cheeked
- Skillful
- Welcome
- Fierce protector
- Owner of a new home
- Lily child, Strong
- Victorious, Successful
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In today's world, it seems there are no rules when it comes to baby names. Trying to find an original name can be quite a challenge. If you're looking for something different,
Cant seem to find the meaning of the name Loreto, loretto
ReplyI’m into video games, and the boy name raidon caught my eye. Im weird and different so I have been told I like a lot of these names.
ReplyHi Janice – The only thing that comes to mind for me with that name is Radon which is a gas in the soil here in Colorado. Absolutely name your baby whatever you like, I just wanted to share my association with it. 🙂
ReplyAs silly as the name Jedi sounds, I’m actually surprised I haven’t heard it yet, what with all of the Star Wars Fanatics out there!
Replya few good, but not sure if I’ll jump on this bandwagon 😉
Replyi think these were all awful.
ReplyThese are some weird and cute names.
Replyhmmm these are defiantly some very strange names…haha
ReplyI like Cynrik and Zeticus but I am pretty sure husband will disagree!
ReplyWow those little girl names are a little too unusual. Although i like the one little girl name vanya thats really pretty and meaning Gods gift which is exactly what children are. a true gift from GOd.
ReplyI named my daughter Saydie Elizabeth Marie!
ReplyOnyx Jamire for my boy.
ReplySome of these sound like they are from a different time period but they seem really neat
ReplyI love unusal names, but dang these sound made up, lol.
ReplyUm yeah I agree really unshaken names…never heard none of them before…..
ReplyYes they are very unusual but, I wouldnt pick nun of these…. they are 2 unusual
ReplyLiked a few. Naming is hard.
Reply2 or 3 stood out but i doubt i’m pronouncing them right…
ReplyWell for Pronunciation for Kekona I believe its pronounced
KAY-KOH-NA. Its a Name often given to baby boys here in hawaii
And also a last name 🙂
For Unusual names my Daughter has a very Unusual and Unique name.
ReplyDue to her misinterpretation in her Gender my Mom put Together
Khansdyn-Lehualani. Pronounced CA-NS-DEN LAY-HUA-LA-KNEE.
Lehualanis kind of common but khansdyn is just letters from family
Memebers names put together. Just a thought 🙂
Interesting names.
ReplyI also have the problem of being able to pronounce them right. Plus I want to be able to say it in both my languages.
ReplyI may use this list for character names for a book but that’s about it. I want to make sure I can properly pronounce my baby’s name.
ReplyJurnie Marie? (Journey) for a girl. Thats the top name on my priority list.
Replyi would use these names either still no help to finding a baby girl name
Reply:/ I would not use any of these
Replythat is the cutest thing ever. i hope you have a girl 🙂
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