What are some trendy boy names I can use for girl names?

Question

I'm writing a book and I've figured that its really trendy now to name girls after rich-sounding, popular, stylish boy names like Logan etc

Answer 1

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logan isn't a girls name, and it isn't even classy.

why don't you just come up with a girls name? or...

http://www.babynames.com/character-names.php

that gives all like advice on how to pick a name for a book character.

Answer 2

woman (with a) - Bonita, Clarissa, Monica, Dina, Arianna, Ada, Leyla, Maria, Alan(n)a, Sophia, Lydia, Miranda, Ciara. woman (without a) - Jodie/Jody, faith, Corinne, Daisy, Hollie, Tiffany, Yasmin, Caitlyn/Katelyn, Keziah. Boy - Caleb, Troy, Damian, Seth, Austin, Cameron, Kyle, Rowan.

Answer 3

I was about to say that your screen name really fit. Hopefully, you're being truthful about writing a story and don't plan to do this to a living, breathing child. Gender-bender names are so unfair.

Answer 4

Dominique

Answer 5

Charlii..Mckenzie

Answer 6

I like;

Chase, Alex and Billie!

Theres also Jo, Jack (As in Jacqueline), And Brooklyn.

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Answer 7

Ryleigh (Riley)

Leighton

Ashleigh (Ashley)

Alex (Alexandra but be known as Alex)

Elliot (Apparently this is used on girls too)

Blake (Apparently this is usedo on girls too)

Rory (Aurora would be cute but she's known as Rory)

Jaden

Hayden

Logan

All I could think of

Hope this helps

Earthy

Source(s): answer mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgPjX...

Answer 8

Jordan or maybe Jaylynn instead of Jalen (boys spelling).

Answer 9

Terri

Toni

Bailey

Charlie

Answer 10

Justin

Hayden

Austin