Unusual or unique baby names

[Anonymous]

Beija
Alegria

[Anonymous]

Nicola is an Italian man name in my family, but I like it for a girl.

I also have some Domenicos in my family and think Sunday, the English translation, could be a pretty name.

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Solveig (I’m Norwegian)

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Anonymous wrote:Hudson for a boy

I know 4 between 1st and 5th grade.

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Anonymous wrote:Lake
Pear (I knew someone with this middle name)
Shona
Fanny
Jax
Sissy
Creek
Red
Blue
Sienna
Seneca
Bartholomew
Ferdinand
Cricket
Cracker
Crocker
Busy
Biscuit
Cookie
Zippy
Ziggy
Zipper

Cracker? That’s a derogatory name. I hope you don’t seriously know someone with that name.

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Anonymous wrote:I love the name Field for a boy. DH hard nixed that and our kids have very traditional names.

That's a fine name, but not a big 3 one. In this town you need to name your son Sidwell.

Hardly

-- Alban's mom

Sidwell, Alban and Maret are the new bit three.

Not gonna name a kid National Cathedral or Georgetown Day. Sorry haters.

[Anonymous]

Hendrix
Baxter
Anders
Griffin
Magnus
Remington
Calliope

[Anonymous]

Freya - Norse goddess

I wish I had known this name when I had my babies! I think it’s so strong and beautiful.

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Appalachia

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Smokey
Bunny
Fiona
Harley
Remington
Sadie
Morris
Maverick

[Anonymous]

Yarrow
Vale
Berlin

[Anonymous]

Arlo is not an unusual name--it's pretty popular in most of the Anglophone world except the US.

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Anonymous wrote:Clover

I think Clover is cute.

[Anonymous]

Juniper (nn Juni)

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Anonymous wrote:Haven

I was coming on this thread to post Haven! Love that name and never hear it.