Here’s our pick of unique baby names for your little boy or girl.
When the time comes for you to decide a name for your baby, the world is your oyster. You may want it to be out of the ordinary, and with so many varieties out there to choose from the list is endless. Ranging from modern to traditional names to baby names inspired by Greek mythology, there’s a whole bunch of unusual and unique baby names to consider.
Expecting a newborn can be a fun and exciting time. Your mind is filled with different types of hopes and dreams of how you expect the baby to be. One of the most common factors for all parents to have is that they want their baby to grow up with a bold personality and strong character. And no better way to do that is by giving them a totally unusual and unique name.
From names such as Tamari and Horacio, we’ve rounded up the beautifully unusual and unique names for you to give your baby. Whether you have found out the gender of your gender or have chosen to keep it a surprise- it is now time to decide a name for your future son or daughter.
Top Unusual And Unique Names For Boys
Ames
Origin: French
Meaning: Deriving from the noun of ‘amie’- translating as a friend or a beloved.
Dresden
Origin: German
Meaning: A city in Germany, meaning ‘people of the riverside forest’.
Falcon
Origin: Old English
Meaning: A symbol of courage and speed in the Middle Ages.
Kahlo
Origin: German
Meaning: Derived from the German word ‘Kal’- which translates to mean ‘bald’. It is also the surname of famous painter Frida Kahlo.
Yanni
Origin: Greek
Meaning: God is gracious.
Prescott
Origin: English
Meaning: A priest’s cottage.
Horacio
Origin: Latin
Meaning: Time keeper
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Top Unusual And Unique Names For Girls
Aquila
Origin: Latin
Meaning: Eagle
Bambina
Origin: Italian
Meaning: Little girl
Cosima
Origin: Greek
Meaning: Order, Decency
Dove
Origin: Nature
Meaning: Bird of peace
Electra
Origin: Greek
Meaning: Sparkling, The Fiery Sun
Tamari
Origin: Hebrew
Meaning: Palm tree
Zephyr
Origin: Greek
Meaning: West wind
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