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Updated October 2026

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Ravyn
Spelling variation of Raven, English bird name
Less than 10 percent of the babies named Raven are boys, and none of those with the Ravyn spelling are male. But there's nothing intrinsically gender-identified about the name. The early 2000s show…
Geneen
Scottish variation of Jeanine
Somewhat flat-footed spelling variation.
Tress
Diminutive of Theresa, Greek
"to harvest"
Less popular than Tess, perhaps because it coincides with a word for a long lock of hair, or because it rhymes with stress , Tress may nevertheless make a distinctive and playful short form or an…
Laydon
English from Irish
"son of O'Loideain"
Layden and its little brother Leyden are both used quietly in the US. Layden was given to about 20 baby boys last year, while Leyden was used for five. Both names are more commonly found as surnames…
Clay
English word name
"boundary with clover"
Clay is an earthy name given to more than 500 baby boys in the US last year, and zero baby girls. But there's no reason it can't work for any gender. Rosie O'Donnell's youngest child, who is…
Key
Variation of Mac Aodh or Kay or a word name
A variation of the Irish surname Mac Aodh (also McKee), meaning "son of Aodh, son of fire" or an alternative to Kay, ultimately from the Latin Gaius, meaning "rejoice", Key could equally be a word…
Graylie
Spelling variation of Graylee
"gray meadow, gray clearing"
A name in the style of Hayley, Kaylee, and Baylee, Graylie is a spelling variant with a softer look.
Suttyn
English
"from the south homestead"
Sutton has been on the rise for boys and girls in recent years, and though it may be used almost twice as often on girls, it was still given to a not insubstantial 712 boys in a recent year. This…
Colley
English
"people of victory; dark, black, coal; dark clearing"
A surname style choice that might appeal as a way to honor a Nicholas or a Colin, Colley could also work as a rare alternative to Colton, Colby, Callum, and Corey. The name has a number of possible…
Mayfred
Variation of Majfrid or English compound name
In the style of Winifred or Solfrid, Mayfred feels both fresh and ancient. It may be an Anglicization of the Scandinavian Majfrid, which blends fríðr meaning "beautiful" with Maj, the Swedish and…
Kalle
Variation of Callie, English
"free man"
Used in Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Denmark as a (masculine) variation of Karl, Kalle has occasionally been used as a stripped back form of Callie, usually considered a short form of Caroline,…
Starlee
English
"star meadow, star clearing"
A modern invention, blending popular suffix -lee with celestial word name Star, this name has been appearing quietly in the US stats since 1999. Starlie is another spelling.
Goldine
Variation of Golda or Golden, Yiddish, English
"gold; golden"
A glowing, gold name with the appeal of Nadine, Soline, and Claudine, Goldine may be viewed as an elaboration of Golda or as a spin on world name Golden. The name was used very occasionally in the…
Aimil
Aimil is a feminine name with multiple possible origins. It may be a variant of Amelia, which derives from Germanic roots meaning 'work' or 'industrious.' Alternatively, it could be related to the…
Ilisa
Scottish and English variation of Alisa and Elisa
Ilisa is a spelling variant that's less appealing than the original.
Avett
French, English
"bee; little elf ruler; father of multitudes"
An interesting alternative to Ava, Avery, and Everett, Avett is a musical choice, notably associated with the American folk-rock band, The Avett Brothers. The exact etymology of the name is unknown,…
Fisher
English
"fisherman"
A Top 1000 choice for boys in the US, this angler inspired surname-name has been given to handful of girls since the late 2000s.
Savoy
Word name, place name
"fir"
Bringing to mind a luxury hotel group and a type of cabbage, Savoy was also the name of a historic region of Europe. Derived from the Latin sappinus via the French Savoie , it means "fir (tree)", and…
Chastin
Variation of Chastain, Chastity or Castinus, French, English, Latin
"chestnut tree; pure, chaste"
On one hand, Chastin is a surname-style choice that may be interpreted as nature and tree related via the French Chastain. On the other, it's an almost virtue name, used as a diminutive or variation…
Daveigh
Variation of Davey, Hebrew
"beloved"
With "boyish" nicknames on trend for girls right now, could this distinctive spelling of Davey/Davie catch on? Could it be the next Everleigh? Notably borne by actress Daveigh Chase, the name entered…

UK Baby Names

Ravyn

Geneen

Tress

Laydon

Clay

Key

Graylie

Suttyn

Colley

Mayfred

Kalle

Starlee

Goldine

Aimil

Ilisa

Avett

Fisher

Savoy

Chastin

Daveigh