Unique names in your circles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cassius
Bernadette

I think we run in the same circle!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The word you're looking for is "rare." Something is unique or it isn't. It's be "super unique" or "less/more unique."

So basically, any name listed here twice is no longer unique.

OP asked for names that are unique "in your circles." So basically, any name listed only once by any pp qualifies.

[Anonymous]

Any "unique" names unique to DC? When in Chicago, you couldn't throw a stick on the North side without hitting an Addison. (For dogs, it was Wrigley.)

[Anonymous]

Walter
Pendleton (girl)
Linnea
Josmar (parents must be soccer fans)
Eloise

[Anonymous]

Abraham
Sapphire

[Anonymous]

Ravel

[Anonymous]

Greer

[Anonymous]

My first is named Hilarie (yes, I meant to spell it that way - no, I don't care if you hate the spelling) and it took almost 10 years for us to run across another child with that name (any spelling) Very few people after 1992 have used the name for kids. Which made it even more appealing to me since I despised the uber popularity of my own top 20 name.

[Anonymous]

Kal-El. Gag me.

[Anonymous]

Siblings Wilder and Waverley

[Anonymous]

Siblings Wilder and Waverley

[Anonymous]

Quincy.

[Anonymous]

Emsy (short for Elizabeth)
Sage
Aoife
Marguerite
Sasha
Lia
Ruby
Cricket (yes-uber wasps)
Kingsland
Lux

[Anonymous]

I know a toddler boy named Elmer, a baby girl named Juniper, a toddler girl named Curry, and a baby boy named Zane. Those are the only little kids I can think of who have names that I do not know anyone else, of any age, with the same name.

[Anonymous]

Well waverly has been listed 3 times even without the double posting, so there goes that name as being unique