Girls names which stood out to me as something a little out of the ordinary, for one reason or another.
Abbegael L’Wren
Ahlyra Soveriegn
Akira Swansea Phaeowyn
Anabela Jagoda
Bo Louise
Cartia Giselle
Chance Suzanne
Chevelle Rose
Cooper Isla
Dakota Cheyanne
Ebony Julian
Elka Mary-Maie
Ezri Georgia
Fidelia Loibuti “Fifi”
Finlay Diva
Giuliana Eddi
Grazia Mercedes
Halle Oceania
Harpaa Shondell
Havana Skyy
Heckayla Brihanna
Indy Pheonix
Jara Star
Jayneesha Ammalee
Joanna Elpiniki
Jypzee-lee Helena
Keira Vera
Kiki Lamour
Kryztal Shane Marriebeth
Laahlee Harper
Lady Sapphire
Lyrix Honour
Mailey Capri
Mareelia Chanel
Miami Grace
Natalee Summa Hunt
Nevaeh Annee
Olexa-Blue Raven
Pearl J’Deal
Piata Yvonne Rangituia
Rubi Moon
Savannah Sharon-Lea
Sevilo Hane
Sharleah Leanne
Shay-Leah Gloria
Sienna Cloud Chandran
Tu Maia Sue Mason
Violet Teddy
Willow Day
Wynter Isis
Xara Shy
Zaneta Lee
Thank you to Sophia for suggesting some of these names
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NOTE: One name removed at request of parent.
What are the Bonds?
Bonds is an Australian underwear company who have a line of baby clothes; they hold an annual baby contest which receives tens of thousands of entries.
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Eclectic list of names, that’s for sure. Not sure I’m overly enthralled by any of them.
Ebony Julian unique
Love the picture. I make that face when I see some of the names people come up with. 🙂
Jypzee is particularly eye-roll worthy.
That’s one I’ve seen discussed elsewhere online, it seems to be getting some attention.
(I think I usually make a *blink blink* face when I read the names on your site!) 🙂
Wow! A very eclectic mix of first and middle names. I think Lady Sapphire has to be my favourite.
It’s spectacular, isn’t it?
Some of these…..no words, I have no words!
🙂
So Australia has got a unisex trend going too? I do like some unisex names, but Cooper is crossing the line. All of these respelling hurt my eyes too. I do understand that it does SOUND more like Harpaa than Harper in an Australian accent, but really? Why? Dakota Cheyanne wouldn’t be spectacular in the US. I’m guessing it’s more common here. Just like we consider Thalia rare and special? Havana and Miami are interesting. I find Havana usable, but I’m not sure if Miami is. I couldn’t imagine yelling “Miami, come here” across a playground. But maybe it’s one I’d just have to hear a couple of times.
Unisex – yes we do, but it means something different here, from a sociological perspective (as far as I can work out).
Dakota Cheyanne – they are both taken from place names, and both names of Native American origin, and both from unisex names. It just seemed a bit … much. The American equivalent would be someone naming their child Toowoomba Bulli or something.
Miami – I saw quite a few babies named Miami, I guess it’s similar to Mia, Mimi, Mamie etc. Havana is getting some use too; perhaps it seems like a more feminine version of Haven?
Oh and Thalia is rare here too – it’s Tahlia that’s Top 100.
Amusingly, I once jokingly suggested that people pray for Cooper not to become a girl’s name – either you didn’t pray hard enough, or the Powers That Be did not make it a high priority. 😉