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HelpUnisex names???
What names do you like or would use for either gender on a child?
Here are mine.
Jordan
Blake
Peyton
Harlow
Morgan
Logan
What are yours?
Thanks
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
Here are mine.
Jordan
Blake
Peyton
Harlow
Morgan
Logan
What are yours?
Thanks
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
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I love unisex names, though most of them I prefer on one sex or the other.
However, of my long list, here are those I wouldn't mind for either gender technically:
Arden
Adilet
Sheridan
Briar
Joss
Michi
Rain
Temple
Arlie
Robin
Sora
Blair
Camille
Hollis
Whitney
Nima
Desta
Selby
Min (probably as a nickname though)
Brook
Cyril / Cyrille
Evren
Jordan
Gale
Eden
Liore
However, of my long list, here are those I wouldn't mind for either gender technically:
Arden
Adilet
Sheridan
Briar
Joss
Michi
Rain
Temple
Arlie
Robin
Sora
Blair
Camille
Hollis
Whitney
Nima
Desta
Selby
Min (probably as a nickname though)
Brook
Cyril / Cyrille
Evren
Jordan
Gale
Eden
Liore
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Really? Why not go with Shawntal then? Although, that would be atrocious.
Chantal is such a pretty name. . . I suppose the Shawn sound is the popular nickname as well... usually spelled Chan or Channy I am sure. I know a Shantal... and she goes by Shan (Shawn) or Shanny (Shawnny). She is Filipina though... so naming works differently there.
Chantal is such a pretty name. . . I suppose the Shawn sound is the popular nickname as well... usually spelled Chan or Channy I am sure. I know a Shantal... and she goes by Shan (Shawn) or Shanny (Shawnny). She is Filipina though... so naming works differently there.
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Diamonds are hard ... haha? Anyway I think it sounds "strong." Not that I would ever use it for either sex. It seems to have been used quietly as a male name in the past - broke into top 1k sometime in the 1890s.
I'm influenced by actress Sean Young, who made the name Sean unisex for me. There's also Sian.
I'm influenced by actress Sean Young, who made the name Sean unisex for me. There's also Sian.
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Oo, I like Sian... and I could support a female Sean. DH likes Seth for a girl, a lot... so I guess it is the same thing. Plus, I secretly adore Noah on girls.
Diamante is Tagalog for Diamond, and a unisex name in the Philippines. I guess I can see it, but for some reason Diamond is not even really name-ish to me in English.
That said, I am all in favor of breaking out the obscure fashions of the 1800s. One of the reasons that I like Silver and Stirling for boys, and Gilda and Golden for girls.
Diamante is Tagalog for Diamond, and a unisex name in the Philippines. I guess I can see it, but for some reason Diamond is not even really name-ish to me in English.
That said, I am all in favor of breaking out the obscure fashions of the 1800s. One of the reasons that I like Silver and Stirling for boys, and Gilda and Golden for girls.
This message was edited 3/16/2015, 11:24 AM
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I don't think I like any names for either gender
Unisex names I don't mind...
Lindsey - for a boy (though is it still really considered unisex or purely girl name)
Jocelyn - for a boy
Morgan - for a boy
Hayden - for a boy
Madison - for a boy
Sky - for a boy
Rowan - for a boy
Pip - for a boy
Actually like Eden and Robin for either gender, though prefer on boys
Unisex names I don't mind...
Lindsey - for a boy (though is it still really considered unisex or purely girl name)
Jocelyn - for a boy
Morgan - for a boy
Hayden - for a boy
Madison - for a boy
Sky - for a boy
Rowan - for a boy
Pip - for a boy
Actually like Eden and Robin for either gender, though prefer on boys
This message was edited 3/15/2015, 8:38 AM
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