Any ideas for boys names that aren't so common?
Answer:
Payton, Bryce, Braxton, Quentin, Sebastian, Evan, Carter, Cooper, Parker, Tyson, Hadden.
This website has some strangly unique names and there origin.
Brit
Connor, Gavin, Avery, Jackson, Bryson
Judge, If I had a boy I would've named him that, my nieces name is Jurie (pronounced Jury)
my son's name is Bryce
well if i were to have a boy me and my boyfriend picked out Josephs , Jeremiah, Noe
Names that aren't so common?
Luca (very common in Italy but not in the United States), Remy, Romeo, Felix, Hadden, Artemis, Reno...
You asked for uncommon ones! :-P
Cooper.
If you really want unique I'd name him after famous literary characters.
Like Gatsby or Carraway from The Great Gatsby or Marlowe Phillip Marlowe from the Big Sleep
Or name him after a great president like Lincoln
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AS IN CUTIE
Quasar
i love the name parker. its cute for a baby and a older man
I like Grayson or Keegan
Logan...Ellusion...Rory.
Landon, Trenton, Colton, Killian, Kadance, Skylar, Davin, Nolan, Brice, Brayden
Hugh or Hugo.. English name that means "bright mind.. intelligence" Very common in England as well as the spanish speaking countries. I hated my name early but after I realized that it was unique, I really enjoyed it. Everybody remembers my name, and everybody remembers me because of my name and the person I came out to be.
lucas, fernando, manuel,ivin, cameron, gabriel, adre, marcus (if black) hehe
Hayden, Jackson, Nixon
Landon, Carden, Carter, Kingsten, Camron, Candon, Brent
Micah or Aiden Logan Xavier Elexis Ethan Elijah
****How about, Xanon, Xanter (pron. zonter or zanter), ILan, Cartxer (pron. cart- zer), Cartern, Cartyce, or Eitan. Hey don't laugh they're unique! ;) God Bless you and yours!!****
Nikki
it isn't too common for boys
and i love it
My little boy's name is Jubal. (joo-bl) I've had nothing but positive feedback on his name & I absolutely love it.
Keon, Cutler, Jaxon, Gunner
I would just stick with Carter personally, you both like it. The thing with unique names is that you don't want to get carried away with them. You want something different, but practical. Something that most people will be able to pronounce and read. You have to keep in mind when naming that it's the child's name, and that when they are 25, your personal name preferences aren't going to matter. Try and keep that in mind, it's their name, not yours.
I hope that didn't sound mean :]
Cutler, Carter, trent
hudson
craig
beau
tyler
wade
blake
garrett
Aidan or Jaxon
I like the following:
West
Woodward (Woody)
Hank
Quinn
Good luck
Congratulations
Jaryll(jar-rell), mikaloh(mik-a-low), Landon, and Donte or Dante(they are pronounced the same way)
Drake, Stone, River, Jude, Macaulay, Kiernan, Rowdy, Set, Arion, Aries, Rocque, Calix, Calisto, Lenno, Lennon, Braeden, Tobias, Lachlan, Declan, Callum, Zane, Zephyr, DiMaggio, Edgar, Adonis, Roarke, Calix, Dragon, Romeo, Roman, Romie, (with a short "o"),Griffin, Rameses, Remus, Thor, Galen, Garrett, Garreth, Xan, Pen, Ballad, Brenigan, Brannigan, Finnigan, Breslin, Callahan, Caulan, Korrigan, Carrington, Kendall, Sumner, Burke, Creed, Creedon, Tathan, Taite, Landry, Ea, Eames, Euan, Finlay, Findley, Gade, Gage, Cage, Ennis, Logan, Rogan, Buck, Bronson, Heath, Rex, Marchall, Rusty, Ross, Roy, Rory, Rock, Royce, Thane, Travis, Trevor, Trey, Ty, Wyatt, Wade, True, Wade, Copper, Flint, Gray, Bronze, Quentin, Quade, Quailan, Quilliam and Wolf.
cain, boston, brooklyne,or lundan
Clarence
Barney (hasn't been in the top 1000 names for at least 15 years)
Herman (last appeared on the top 1000 names in 1999 at 979)
Otto (hasn't been in the top 1000 names for at least 15 years)
Chester (last appeared on the top 1000 names in 1999 at 932)
Horace (hasn't been in the top 1000 names for at least 15 years)
Wilbur (hasn't been in the top 1000 names for at least 15 years)
For more ideas, search the SSA site below. Go back to the 1800s and find unusual names and plug them in to recent years and find out their popularity.
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