Classic unisex baby names
61. Ashley - of Old English origin, meaning ‘ash tree meadow’
62. Basil - of Greek origin, meaning ‘king’ or ‘royal’
63. Billie (or Billy) - of Old English origin, meaning ‘protection’, Billie is a super trendy unisex baby name choice right now. Of course, with enduring connections to the singer, Billie Holiday, you can’t go wrong with this one.
64. Cam - a shortened version of the Scottish name Cameron below
65. Cameron - a traditional Scottish name of Celtic and Gaelic origin, meaning ‘crooked nose’ or ‘crooked hill’. Whilst traditionally a male name, we’ve also seen this widely used for girls, including actress Cameron Diaz
66. Campbell - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘wry mouthed’
67. Carter - of Old English origin, used to describe someone ‘who transports goods by cart’
68. Casey - is of Celtic origin, a popular gender-neutral choice. This one means ‘vigilant’
69. Chris - of English origin, usually short for Christopher or Christine, meaning ‘one who carried Christ’
70. Cleo - is another really cool name choice. Of Greek origin, Cleo means ‘to praise’
71. Cody - from ‘Concord’, meaning ‘harmony’
72. Dale - of Old English origin, meaning ‘valley’. Another unisex name inspired by nature and the great outdoors
73. Darian - of Persian origin, meaning ‘he who possesses; he who holds firm the good; possessing goodness.’
74. Dylan - of Welsh origin, meaning ‘son of the sea’
75. Eddie - of Old English origin derived from the name Eadwine or Edward, meaning ‘rich’ or ‘happy’
76. Elliot - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘the Lord is my God’
77. Evan - of Welsh origin, meaning ‘Young warrior', 'God is good', 'rock' or 'God is gracious’
78. Finley - With Irish origins, Finley means ‘fair-haired courageous one’
79. Finn - of Irish origin, meaning ‘fair’
80. Flynn - originally an Irish surname, meaning ‘ruddy’, this name may feel familiar from Flynn Rider in Tangled
81. Francis (or Frances) - a more formal take on ‘Frankie’. This one is of Latin origin, meaning ‘Frenchman’
82. Gene - of Greek origin, meaning ‘noble’
83. George (or Georgie) - of Greek origin, derived from the name Georgios, meaning ‘farmer’ or ‘earthworker’
84. Gerry - of German origin, meaning ‘brave’ and ‘ruling spear’
85. Harry - of Germanic origin, meaning ‘power’ or ‘ruler’, this traditional boys' name derived from the name Henry is also used as a shortened form of the name Harriet, gaining traction as a unisex name in recent years
86. Hayden - of Old English and Germanic roots, meaning ‘of the hay fields’
87. Jack (or Jac) - of English origin, meaning ‘God is gracious’, both Jack and Jac have become gender neutral over recent years, due to the shortening of Jacqueline and Jackie.
88. Jackie - of English origins meaning ‘may God protect’
89. Jamie - is of Hebrew, Latin and Persian origin. It means ‘supplanting’ or ‘seizing by the heel’
90. Jean - of English origin, meaning ‘God is gracious’
91. Jessie (or Jesse) - a gender-neutral classic. A feminine form of John, meaning ‘God has been gracious.’ Jessie has always been a trendy androgynous name for girls and boys alike!
92. Jodie (or Jody) - meaning ‘Jewish woman’, but this name is for boys and girls
93. Johnnie (of Johnny) - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘God is gracious’
94. Jordan - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘to flow down’
95. Jules - of French origin, meaning ‘youthful’
96. Julian - a wonderfully grand name, meaning ‘youthful’ or ‘young’. One of the most famous Julians being, of course, Julian of Norwich - holy figure and original prose stylist. This one is sure to endure!
97. Jude - is an excellent gender-neutral name choice, of Hebrew origin and meaning ‘praise’.
98. Kelly - of Irish origin, meaning ‘warrior’
99. Kerry - of Irish origin, meaning ‘dark-haired’ or ‘dark one’
100. Lee - a unisex name derived from the English surname, meaning ‘clearing’ or ‘meadow’
101. Leighton - of English origin, meaning ‘place of the meadow’
102. Lennon - of Irish origin, with the meaning lover, this name has become popular due to the late Beatles star John Lennon. While currently more popular as a boy name, official stats show that there a handful of girls each year given this name
103. Lesley - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘garden of holly’
104. Lincoln - of Old English origin, referring to the town of the same name, this name has the meaning ‘lake’ or ‘pool colony’
105. Logan - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘little hollow’
106. Lou - from Louis or Louise, meaning ‘famed warrior’
107. Marion - a unique gender-neutral choice of French origin, meaning ‘star of the sea’ or ‘beloved’. Marion is a rare and unique individual
108. Max - shortened from ‘Maximilian’ or ‘Maxine’ and recently portrayed on the hit show Stranger Things as a skater girl with a soft heart, ‘Max’. This one is of Latin origin, meaning ‘the greatest’
109. Morgan - another one of Welsh origin, and a great unisex name choice, with a lovely meaning ‘sea-song’ or ‘sea-born’
110. Noel - if you’re looking for a festive theme year round, this one means both ‘Christmas’ and shares an Irish version, derived from the Celtic god of pleasure, ‘Nollag’
111. Ollie - a gender-neutral riff on two of the most popular names for girls and boys, ‘Oliver’ and ‘Olivia’, this one means ‘olive tree’, ‘olive branch’ or ‘peace’. A good one if you’re looking to modernise two classic baby names.
112. Ray (or Rae) - of English, German and French origin, meaning ‘wise protector’
113. Reese (or Reece) - Legally Blonde’s Reese Witherspoon can’t go without a mention here. It means, aptly, ‘ardent’ or ‘fiery’. For Hollywood’s next superstar!
114. Rene - of French origin, meaning ‘born again’ or ‘reborn’
115. Robbie - of German origin, a pet form of Robert, meaning ‘fame’ or ‘bright’
116. Robin (or Robyn) - of English and French origin, meaning ‘songbird’ or ‘brilliance’. Lovely things to be associated with
117. Rory - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘red’ or ‘rust-coloured’, it's the Anglicised spelling of Ruaridh/Ruaraidh/Ruari
118. Ryan - of Irish origin, meaning ‘little king’. While this name is mostly used for boys, the name is also being used as a shortened version of the girl’s name Ryanna
119. Sam - a shortened form of ‘Samuel’ or ‘Samantha’. This one is of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘God told’
120. Sammie - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘name of God’ or ‘God has heard’
121. Shane - of Irish origin, meaning ‘God is gracious’. This one has a pop culture gender-neutral analogue in the famous androgynous heart-throb, ‘Shane’, of L-Word notoriety
122. Sidney (or Sydney) - of English origin, meaning ‘wide meadow’, this traditional boys’ name is also a unique choice for girls
123. Tommie (or Tommy) - related to the Aramaic name, ‘Thomas’. Tommie means ‘twin’
124. Tony (or Toni) - of Latin origin, meaning ‘priceless one’
125. Tracy - of Greek origin, meaning ‘from the area of Thracius’
126. Terry (or Terrie) - of English origin, meaning ‘power of the tribe’, this traditionally male name is now being used as a gender-neutral option with alternative spellings like Terrie and Terrie-Anne
127. Theo - of Greek origin, meaning ‘God’s gift’, is in the ONS top 100 for boys but is also a shortened version of the name Theodora
128. Wyatt - of English origin, meaning ‘brave warrior’
129. Will - of English origin, meaning ‘resolute protector’
Cool unisex baby names
130. Archer - of Latin origin, meaning ‘bowman’
131. Arden - of English origin, meaning ‘great forest’.
132. Arlo - of Spanish origin, meaning ‘between two hills’
133. Asher - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘happy’ and ‘blessed’
134. Aster - of Greek origin, meaning ‘flower’, can be used for girls and boys and is a unique choice for both
135. Auden - of English origin, meaning ‘old friend’
136. August - not just for summer babies, this name is of Latin origin and means ‘to increase’
137. Azariah - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘God has helped’
138. Bailey - of Old English origin, meaning ‘steward of the King’s castle’
139. Bay - of English origin, meaning ‘bathe’
140. Bellamy - of French origin, meaning ‘good friend’
141. Berlin - of Germanic origin, meaning ‘borderline’ and the name of the German capital. One of many geographical names that have risen in popularity over recent years
142. Blair - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘meadow’
143. Blake - of Old English origin, meaning ‘black’ or ‘dark’
144. Breck - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘freckled’
145. Briar - of English and Scottish origin, meaning ‘thorny bush of wild roses or brambles’
146. Brook (or Brooke) - of Old English and Germanic origin, meaning ‘small stream’. A popular choice with lovers of the great outdoors
147. Brooklyn - of English origin, meaning ‘broken land’
148. Bryn (or Brynn) - of Welsh origin, meaning ‘mount’ or ‘hill’
149. Carey - of Irish origin, meaning: ‘dark’ or ‘black’
150. Carlisle - of Old English origin, meaning ‘from the protected tower’
151. Carson - of Scottish and Irish origin, meaning ‘son of the marsh dwellers’
152. Chance - of Middle Eastern origin, meaning ‘good fortune’
153. Clarke - of Latin origin, meaning ‘scholar’, this name could be apt if you’re hoping to raise the studious type!
154. Clay - of English origin, meaning ‘clay worker’
155. Cole - of Greek origin, meaning ‘victory of the people’
156. Darby - of English origin, meaning ‘deer park’
157. Ellison - of English origin, meaning ‘son of Ellis’, this gender-neutral baby name was originally a boys' name, but has also been used as a unique unisex option in recent years
158. Emmie (or Emmy) - whilst traditionally a girl’s name, the name Emmie can also be short for Emerson or Emmett. It’s of Germanic origin and means ‘whole’
159. Emery - of English origin, meaning ‘power’
160. Ever - of American origin, meaning ‘always’
161. Hadley - of Old English origin, meaning ‘heather meadow’
162. Hal - a short form of the name, ‘Harry’, this one means ‘home ruler’
163. Hale - of English origin, used to describe ‘someone who lives in a hollow’
164. Honor (or Honour) - of English origin, meaning ‘dignity’ or 'reputation’
165. Hudson - of English origin, meaning ‘son of Hugh’, this once traditional boys' name has become more gender-neutral in recent years
166. Hunter - a famous and very trendy unisex choice, of English and Scottish origin, meaning ‘someone who hunts’. It is currently rocked by Hunter Schafer of HBO’s Euphoria, the coolest show on TV. This one is sure to turn heads!
167. Iman - of Arabic origin, meaning ‘faith’ and ‘belief’. Geat traits to instil in your newborn
168. Indigo - of English and Greek origin, this unisex choice refers to a deep purple/blue colour, making the perfect choice for a blue-eyed beauty
169. Indiana - meaning ‘land of Indians, the shortening ‘Indie’ is also super cute
170. Ira - ‘watchful one’
171. Isa - of Germanic origin, meaning ‘strong-willed’
172. Jaden (or Jayden) - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘God has heard’
173. Jael - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘to be useful’
174. Jalen - of American origin, meaning 'calm’ or ‘tranquil’
175. Justice - speaks for itself, meaning ‘to deliver what is just’. To inspire a future law-maker!
176. Kai (or Khai) - a name of manifold origins, with meanings ranging from 'ocean’ to ‘food’. This one is sure to turn heads.
177. Keegan - of Irish origin, meaning ‘small flame’
178. Kennedy - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘helmeted head’
179. Kester - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘carrier of Christ’
180. Khari - of Swahili origin, meaning ‘like a King’
181. Kingsley - of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning ‘from king's meadow’
182. Kodi (or Cody) - of American origin, meaning ‘helpful’
183. Kris - another Kardashian connection with this one the namesake of their matriarch, Kris Jenner. Kris, of Greek origin, means ‘carrier of Christ’
184. Laine - of English origin, meaning ‘pathway’
185. Larkin - of Irish origin, meaning ‘fierce’. Synonymous with a confident and determined child
186. Maddox - of Welsh origin, meaning ‘good fortune’ and the name of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s eldest child
187. Madison - of Germanic origin, meaning ‘descendent of the mighty warrior’
188. Marley - of English origin, meaning ‘marshy meadow’
189. Marlow - of English origin, meaning ‘driftwood’
190. Marvel - of Spanish routes, meaning ‘extraordinary’, a popular choice amongst comic lovers and Spiderman fanatics
191. Mason - derived from the English surname, meaning ‘stoneworker’
192. Mckenna - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘son of Kenneth’
193. Mackenzie - of Scottish origin, meaning ‘attractive’ or ‘pleasant to look at’, making it an ideal unisex choice for your beautiful baby
194. Merrill - of English origin meaning ‘sea-bright’
195. Merritt - derived from an Old English surname, Merritt means ‘boundary gate’
196. Micah - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘who is like God’
197. Miley - of African origin, meaning vine, this unisex name is subconsciously linked to the singer and songwriter Miley Cyrus.
198. Miller - originally an American surname, meaning ‘one who grinds grain’, this name has proven to be a popular unisex first and middle name in recent years
199. Mo - a shortened version of several names including Mohammed, Maureen, Moses and even Monica, this name provides plenty of freedom for your child’s identity
200. Nico - of Italian origin, meaning ‘victory of the people’
201. Noor - of Arabic origin, meaning ‘divine light’
202. Nova - of Latin origin, meaning ‘new’ and a choice well suited to your brand new arrival
203. Oakley - of English origin, meaning ‘meadow of oak trees’
204. Onyx - a unique baby name choice. This one is of English origin, meaning ‘black gemstone’
205. Parker - of English origin, meaning ‘park keeper’
206. Paxton - of English origin, meaning ‘peace town’
207. Perry (or Perrie) - of English origin, meaning ‘pear tree’, perhaps given a boost in popularity by Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards
208. Peyton - this one is for the sporty kids, made famous by the legendary NFL Quarterback, Peyton Manning. It means ‘fighting man's estate’
209. Presley - of English origin, meaning ‘priest’s meadow’, this gender-neutral pick makes a great choice for fans of the king of rock and roll Elvis Presley
210. Quinn - of Irish origin, meaning ‘wisdom’, ‘reason’ and ‘intelligence’
211. Rafferty - of Irish origin, meaning ‘abundance’
212. Raleigh - of English origin, meaning ‘deer’s meadow’
213. Ramsey - of English origin, meaning ‘low lying land’
214. Rayan (or Raayan) - of Arabic origin, meaning ‘door of heaven’
215. Rayne (or Rain or Raine) - of Latin origin meaning ‘helpful friend’ or ‘counsel’, this name is also a twist on the name ‘Rain’ or 'Raine'
216. Rian - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘king’
217. Ripley - of old English origin, meaning ‘strips of land’
218. Rumi - of Japanese origin, meaning ‘beauty’. We love this modern yet meaningful unisex choice
219. Rylen - is a variation of the name Rylan, of Old English origin, meaning ‘island meadow’
220. Sage - of Latin, English and French origin, meaning 'wise' or 'sensible'
221. Salem - of Arabic origin, meaning ‘peaceful’ or ‘complete’
222. Santana- of Spanish origin, meaning ‘follower of St Anne’
223. Sasha - of Greek origin, meaning ‘defender
224. Sawyer - of English origin, meaning ‘woodcutter’
225. Sayer - of Welsh origin, meaning ‘wood worker’
226. Shay - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘fortunate’
227. Sheridan - of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘seeker’
228. Shiloh - of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘tranquil’ and another name selected by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
229. Skylar (or Skyler) - of English and Scottish origin, meaning ‘from nature'
230. Sloane - of Irish origin, meaning ‘raider’ or ‘warrior’
231. Sol - an alternative spelling of ‘Saul’, this one is of Hebrew origin, and means ‘prayer for’ or ‘peace’
232. Sonny - traditionally a boy’s name, meaning ‘son’, this name is now used as a gender-neutral option, and an alternative spelling of nature choice Sunny
233. Spencer - of British origin, this surname originally referred to the person who ‘dispenced funds of wealthy households’
234. Stevie - another adorable unisex name, derived from ‘Stephanos’, meaning 'crown'. Let’s hope this one’s got a good singing voice as they will inevitably draw comments about Stevie Wonder and Stevie Nicks alike!
235. Sullivan - of Irish origin, meaning ‘dark eyes’. We love the use of ‘Sully’ as a nickname
236. Taylor - of French origin, originally relating to the occupation of someone who ‘cut cloth’
237. Tatum - of English origin, meaning ‘cheerful’
238. Val - of Latin origin, meaning ‘valiant’
239. Vale - of Latin origin, meaning ‘farewell’
240. Veer - of Sanskrit origin, meaning brave, this once traditional boys' name makes an empowering choice for girls too
241. Vick - of Latin origin, meaning ‘champion’
242. Walker - of Old English origin, referring to the occupation of someone who trampled cloth to strengthen it