emileesav's list "Less Common Boys Names I Love" of 4 great name ideas: Gray - Wolff!

Less Common Boys Names I Love

You might think some of these are common but they're ones I haven't heard often, especially where I'm from. Apologies in advance to my future children.

The girls have Violet and Scarlet and Ruby and Rose, but for the boys there's a much more limited palette of color names. Gray (or Grey), is one exception, which could make for a soft and evocative--if slightly somber-- choice, especially in the middle. Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney recently named their son Leo Grey.
<br/><br/>A common surname, Gray/Grey is still an unusual first name choice--it hasn't made it into the Top 1000 in this century--while longer forms Grayson and Greyson are climbing rapidly, with Grayson at Number 97, and his twin at 200.
<br/><br/>The best known bearer of the name, former Governor Gray Davis of California, was born Joseph Graham Davis, Jr, and others with Gray names include Graydon Carter (born Edward Graydon), editor of "Vanity Fair," and Grayer, the child in "The Nanny Diaries."

Gray

Kassian may be seen as a Kardashianed spelling of the rising saint's name Cassian, which is a variation of Cassius, but it could also be considered the authentic Greek male form of Kassiani, the name of a female saint revered as a hymnographer. However you spell it, this is an attractive and unusual name virtually unused in the US -- though we predict that will soon change. If you're hunting for unusual yet stylish <a href="https://nameberry.com/baby-names/167/greek-names">Greek baby names</a>, variations of this name should be on your short list.

Kassian

In Europe, this name is mostly male, but here it's more fashionable for girls.  It's a diminutive of Alexander.

Less Common Boys Names I Love

Gray

Kassian

Sascha

Wolff