What's the most unusual name you would actually use for a boy?
What is the most unusual boy name you would actually consider using for your own baby boy? I need an unusual name for my story, but a name that other moms would use in real life.
Thanks in advance. x
26 Answers
- { n i k k i }Lv 610 years agoFavorite Answer
Well my unusual names that I like are generally all on my guilty pleasures list.
The one that I'd like to use most:
-- August
:) I'd call him Gus for short.
Also these:
-- Reid
-- Cairo (KY-ro)
-- Flynn
:)
Source(s): N. - Odin's daughterLv 710 years ago
Well, this is the list of names that I'd consider if I was expecting a boy now, they're all quite unusual:
Alastair Samuel
Everett Charles
Grayson Oliver
Thaddeus Arthur
Callaghan Lucas
William Roscoe
Nicholas Evan
Leo Raphael
Elias Anthony
Tristan Reid
Jude Vincent
Geoffrey Elliott
My main contenders would be Alastair, Grayson & Callaghan.
Hope this helps!
- 10 years ago
Wow, I have 2 unusual names I'd actually consider using: Penn and August, but since my dear friend Nikki already said she'd use August, I'll go with Penn.
Yes, I know a pen is an object, but Penn just sounds so cute to me. Despite it's cuteness, I think it ages quite nicely :)
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- DaisyLv 410 years ago
Cassius (cass-ee-us, not cash-us) - I think Cass is such a nice nickname
Roscoe
Finn - not sure how unusual this is though
Rafe - the traditional pronunciation of Ralph but it makes more sense spelt this way!
River - this is perhaps a little more common too
- .....Lv 610 years ago
Angel & Bartholomew. They're probably the most unusual ones that I would actually use, although most likely as middle names :).
- 10 years ago
I'm partial to:
Greyson
Tucker (I actually really like that one)
Indigo
August
Perhaps Fisher.
- Anonymous10 years ago
Atreyu!
I would honestly.....if i didnt have a girl already.
(originally from The Never Ending Story)
or Bastian (Sebastian)