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I disagree- this name is absolutely not unisex. It's definitely masculine, there are not enough girls around the WORLD named Tristen for it to be considered unisex.
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In 2014, the name was used 548 times for boys and 44 times for girls in the USA. For further comparison, see the statistics of previous years:
- In 2013: 623 boys, 51 girls.
- In 2012: 842 boys, 57 girls.
- In 2011: 848 boys, 64 girls.
- In 2010: 938 boys, 67 girls.
For more information (such as statistics from even further back), please see: http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/limits.html
As you can see, the name is still in use for girls in the USA, even though the name hasn't made the top 1000 since 2003. I personally agree with the others and believe that "Feminine" should be added to this name. [noted -ed]
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- In 2013: 623 boys, 51 girls.
- In 2012: 842 boys, 57 girls.
- In 2011: 848 boys, 64 girls.
- In 2010: 938 boys, 67 girls.
For more information (such as statistics from even further back), please see: http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/limits.html
As you can see, the name is still in use for girls in the USA, even though the name hasn't made the top 1000 since 2003. I personally agree with the others and believe that "Feminine" should be added to this name. [noted -ed]
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HEY! Tristen is also a GIRL'S name! I hope someone changes it so! I have a friend named Tristen; SHE'S A GIRL!
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