Unique Unisex Middle Names

A bright and elegant unisex possibility, akin to Mirabelle and Bellamy, Mirabeau was the name of a French revolutionary: Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau. While it may traditionally be considered masculine, in an era of surnames-as-first-names, boy-names-on-girls, Mirabeau feels like a fresh and rare option for any gender. 
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Ultimately derived from the Latin <em> mirabilis</em>, meaning "miraculous", the name has yet to appear in the US stats, though one notable bearer was Mirabeau Lamar Looney, the first female member of the Oklahoma Senate, elected in 1920. She was named after the second president of the (short-lived) sovereign Republic of Texas, Mirabeau B. Lamar, who was himself named for the aforementioned French Revolutionary. 

Mirabeau

 are red-hot right now, with middle names the perfect way to venture beyond popular 

This trend is all about thinking outside the box! 

are some of the coolest middle names today, from Fable and Hero to Jubilee and Silver. 

 also work wonderfully in the middle slot, such as Auburn, Zephyr, Sparrow, and Grove.

Intriguing international gems like Adair and Zennor, Allegro and Lior make beautiful middle names as well.

Unique gender-neutral unisex middle names with meanings, origins, and popularity, including Fable, Zephyr, and Adair, and Lior, with origins, meanings, and popularity (Page 7)