I love unisex names for girls. (For boys too, but that’s another story.) And I love unusual names. And so what could be better than girl baby names that are both unisex and unique?
The 36 names here were all found below the Top 1000 baby names for girls on the most recent Social Security list, though many are quite well-used. Bellamy and Scout, for instance, were each given to over 200 baby girls in 2016, putting them in spitting distance of the Top 1000.
Some of these names — Devon, Flynn, Ronan — are used much more commonly for boys than for girls. Others, such as Abilene and Jubilee, were used only for girls last year, though they are names not traditionally gendered.
If you’re looking for unique baby names that sidestep conventional gender identity for your daughter, all of these have a lot of style.
- Abilene
- Arizona
- Arrow
- Austen
- Bellamy
- Billie
- Campbell
- Darby
- Darcy
- Denver
- Devon
- Dorian
- Ellery
- Ellington
- Ever
- Flynn
- Halsey
- Hollis
- Jubilee
- Lincoln
- Loxley
- Loyal
- Marlow
- Murphy
- Perry
- Quincy
- Raleigh
- Ripley
- Ronan
- Sailor
- Scout
- Story
- Sullivan
- Tierney
- Waverly
- Wylie
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tfzolghadr Says:
southern.maple Says:
Still waiting on a post supporting unisex names for boys.
clairels Says:
@beynotce Hehe.
LoveBugsMama Says:
Lots of goodies here! Austen, Bellamy, Campbell, Ellery, Flynn, Quincy, Sailor, Scout, Sullivan & Waverly are some of my faves.
moraea Says:
Ive always James, Ezra, Ian, Joss, & Spencer for girls
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I’d add Clancy, Flannery, Arden, Afton, Grey, Archer, Lark, Sumner, Sutton, Quill, and Evren.