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Unusual Finds Boys

Mikey_pp
By Mikey_pp
Updated Fri Sep 30 2022
A list of extremely obscure and unusual boys names that still sound legit or flow properly.
  1. Andrins
    • Anxo
      • Axis
        • Banjo

          • Origin:

            Word name

          • Meaning:

            "string instrument"

          • Description:

            When Australian actress Rachel Griffiths chose this highly unusual name for her son, many assumed it was a bizarre invention, but noted Australian poet and writer of Waltzing Matilda, Banjo Patterson, is known by this name. Sprightly and musical, it could blend in with Bruno, Benjamin and Joey.
        • Evren

          • Origin:

            Turkish

          • Meaning:

            "universe"

          • Description:

            A modern-sounding unisex name which belongs to a dragon in Turkish mythology, Evren has huge potential to rise more globally, thanks to its accessible sound and its wide-reaching meaning "universe". It may appear to those who are looking to a choice that works internationally, or for alternatives to the likes of Atlas and Cosmo.
        • Enton
          • Falco
            • Faxian
              • Hastings
                • Hexane
                  • Keinart
                    • Landric
                      • Leichardt
                        • Lockyer
                          • Napier

                            • Origin:

                              Scottish occupational name

                            • Meaning:

                              "producer or seller of table linens"

                            • Description:

                              The surname of the influential early Scottish inventor of logarithms could make an inspiring middle name choice for a mathematically inclined family.
                          • Olips
                            • Pacer
                              • Peric
                                • Spreo
                                  • Tarka

                                    • Origin:

                                      Literary name

                                    • Meaning:

                                      "wandering as water"

                                    • Description:

                                      The name of the (male) otter protagonist of Henry Williamson’s 1927 novel Tarka the Otter.