Unisex Unisex Names

Names given to boys and girls in real numbers, not merely in theory. The traffic is almost always one-way — names move from boys to girls and rarely back — so a name that is unisex today usually will not be in twenty years.

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143 names, most popular first in the United States

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Avery Avery is a name of English origin meaning "elf counsel," derived from the Norman French form of the Germanic name Alberich.
English #37 in US
Riley Riley is a name with two origins that converged. The Irish line comes from Ó Raghallaigh, an Anglicized surname, while the English line names a place meaning "rye clearing," from the Old English ryge and leah.
Irish #48 in US
Rowan Rowan is a name with two origins. The Irish line comes from Ó Ruadháin, from ruadh meaning red, giving "little red-haired one."
Irish #59 in US
Angel Angel is a name of Greek origin meaning "messenger," from angelos.
Greek #67 in US
Eden Eden is a name of Hebrew origin meaning "delight" or "pleasure," from the garden of Genesis.
Hebrew #70 in US
Cameron Cameron is a name of Scottish origin meaning "crooked nose," from the Gaelic cam, crooked, and sròn, nose.
Scottish #76 in US
Quinn Quinn is a name of Irish origin, anglicized from Ó Cuinn, meaning "descendant of Conn."
Irish #97 in US
Parker Parker is a name of English origin meaning "park keeper."
English #102 in US
River River is a name taken from the English word, which comes through Anglo-Norman from the Latin riparius, meaning "of the riverbank."
English #111 in US
Sawyer Sawyer is a name of English origin meaning "one who saws wood."
English #122 in US
Emerson Emerson is a name of English origin meaning "son of Emery."
English #122 in US
Scottie Scottie is a name meaning "a Scot," a pet form of Scott.
Latin #126 in US
Jordan Jordan is a name from the river, whose Hebrew name Yarden means "to descend" or "flow down" — the Jordan drops sharply from its source to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the earth's land surface.
Hebrew #131 in US
Charlie Charlie is a name of Germanic origin meaning "free man."
Germanic #133 in US
Remi Remi is a name of Latin origin meaning "oarsman."
Latin #145 in US
Elliot Elliot is a name of Hebrew origin meaning "the Lord is my God."
Hebrew #151 in US
Oakley Oakley is a name of Old English origin meaning "oak clearing" or "oak meadow."
English #156 in US
Elliott Elliott is a name of Hebrew origin meaning "the Lord is my God."
Hebrew #160 in US
Sage Sage is a name of Latin origin meaning "wise."
Latin #160 in US
Hayden Hayden is a name of Old English origin meaning "hay valley" or "hedged hill."
English #161 in US
Amari Amari is a name with several competing origins: the Yoruba for "strength," the Arabic ʿāmir meaning "prosperous," and the Hebrew amar, "to say" — and reference works disagree because all three are genuine.
Disputed #185 in US
Tatum Tatum is a name of Old English origin meaning "Tata's homestead."
English #189 in US
Reese Reese is a name of Welsh origin meaning "ardour" or "enthusiasm."
Welsh #192 in US
Peyton Peyton is a name of Old English origin meaning "Pæga's settlement."
English #199 in US
Rory Rory is a name of Irish and Scottish Gaelic origin meaning "red king."
Irish #199 in US
Lennon Lennon is a unisex name of Irish origin, an anglicized form of the surname Ó Leannáin.
Irish #214 in US
Noa Noa is a unisex name with two separate origins: a Hebrew girls' name meaning "movement," borne by one of the daughters of Zelophehad, and a short form of Noah.
Hebrew #226 in US
Callahan Callahan is a unisex name of Irish origin, anglicized from Ó Ceallacháin.
Irish #227 in US
Wren Wren is a name of Old English origin taken from the bird, from wrenna.
English #231 in US
Palmer Palmer is a unisex name of English origin meaning a pilgrim, specifically one who had returned from the Holy Land carrying a palm frond as proof of the journey.
English #232 in US
Milan Milan is a unisex name of Slavic origin meaning "gracious" or "dear," from the element mil.
Slavic #242 in US
Ellis Ellis is a name of Hebrew origin meaning "the Lord is my God."
Hebrew #243 in US
Aspen Aspen is a unisex name of English origin taken from the tree, whose leaves tremble in the slightest wind.
English #266 in US
Karter Karter is a unisex name of English origin, a respelling of Carter, the occupational surname for someone who drove a cart.
English #270 in US
Shiloh Shiloh is a unisex name of Hebrew origin taken from a place rather than a word, the sanctuary town where the Israelites kept the Ark of the Covenant.
Hebrew #278 in US
Lennox Lennox is a unisex name from a Scottish district whose name means "place of elm trees," and it is recorded as unisex.
Scottish #289 in US
Dakota Dakota means friend or ally in the Dakota language, and it is one of very few widely used names taken from an Indigenous North American language.
Native American #295 in US
Blake Blake is a name of Old English origin with two opposite meanings.
English #296 in US
Remington Remington is a unisex name of English origin, a place name meaning the settlement by the boundary stream.
English #307 in US
Morgan Morgan is a Welsh name meaning sea-born, and it charts in all seven markets within a range of just over three hundred places — one of the most evenly distributed names on this site.
Welsh #312 in US
Casey Casey is a name of Irish origin meaning "vigilant" or "watchful."
Irish #320 in US
Marley Marley is a name of Old English origin meaning "boundary wood" or "pleasant meadow."
English #322 in US
Navy Navy is a unisex name taken from the English word for a fleet, which comes through French from the Latin navis, a ship.
English #327 in US
Kendall Kendall means the valley of the River Kent, and Scotland ranks it 309th — above the United States at 329th, which is unusual for a name whose modern use is almost entirely American.
English #329 in US
Phoenix Phoenix meant several things at once in Greek — the bird, the color purple-red, the date palm and a Phoenician — and the word cannot be reduced to any one of them without discarding the others.
Greek #329 in US
Finley Finley is a name of Scottish Gaelic origin meaning "fair-haired warrior."
Scottish #333 in US
Emory Emory is a unisex name of Germanic origin, a variant of Emery.
English #339 in US
Leighton Leighton is a unisex name of English origin meaning "herb garden settlement".
English #342 in US

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