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Unheard of Boys names

52 replies

cjukesy · 06/09/2018 16:55

So far we've only liked Ché but we want the middle name Charlie.

Throw me some options?

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TatianaLarina · 07/09/2018 13:57

Sholto
Ossian
Milto

DieAntword · 07/09/2018 12:51

Oswiu
Bede

Icklepup · 07/09/2018 12:50

Inigo

Freezingheart · 07/09/2018 12:48

Ha ha don’t use Jobie! It means poo in Scotland and in the north of England

BlueChampagne · 07/09/2018 12:39

Bevis
Zadok
Wreford
Troy
Heston

octoberfarm · 06/09/2018 20:40

Seconding Bram. Maybe Tobin, too?

LadyOfTheCanyon · 06/09/2018 20:15

I know a Chance and an Ace.

Jet?

abbie7 · 06/09/2018 20:13

I love Jobie x

TheVanguardSix · 06/09/2018 20:12

Emory
Ansel
Jarlath
Lorcan
Axel
Rex
Jethro
Amos
Micah
Otto
Alec
Aelred
Otis

Petalflowers · 06/09/2018 20:06

Thinking about it, the title is an oxymoron. If no one has heard of the name before, then they woukdn’t Be able to post it. All the names listed have obviously been heard before, or people wouldn’t know to post it!

Petalflowers · 06/09/2018 20:05

Fenton
Blair
Barington

There was a recent thread where people posted unusual names from their family tree. Maybe worth looking at that.

SilverySurfer · 06/09/2018 19:59

Ichabod Grin

SoyDora · 06/09/2018 19:07

By ‘unheard of’ do you mean something that literally has never been heard/used before?

Bibstersgirl · 06/09/2018 19:07

Emile

Bombaybunty · 06/09/2018 19:05

I met a baby called Berrigan once, Berry as a nickname.

SuperGlowBug · 06/09/2018 19:02

I second Balonz

Sugarpiehoneyeye · 06/09/2018 18:59

Rommel
Bram
Kurt
Hildred
Cedric

RavenWings · 06/09/2018 18:37

Damn, hit post too soon. Add Travis to the list. Anyway none of those are unheard of but they're a bit rarer imo.

RavenWings · 06/09/2018 18:36

I think calling him Che makes a very definite political statement so personally I wouldn't. Shay?

Rian, Jared, Idris, Ciar, Jago...

blueskiesandforests · 06/09/2018 18:25

Ephraim
Ebenezer
Larkin
St. John (synjun)

If you like Ché though

Alvaro
Mateo

Flamingosnbears · 06/09/2018 18:23

Ooo another one for Blaise/ze @DC06 it's 😍.

DC06 · 06/09/2018 18:20

Some unusal names i like are;
Cyan
Rhett
Ember
Blue
Emrys
Zion
Fox
Blaze

DC06 · 06/09/2018 18:17

I don't think Ché Charlie but if you like it go for it. Have you thought about Shay it sounds similar but may be easier to spell/pronounce?

cavemums · 06/09/2018 17:50

Balonz

blueskiesandforests · 06/09/2018 17:48

Where are you getting Ché from? Short form of José / Joseph? Or Ché Guevara (obviously ché wasn't his actual but just a word he used a lot and acquired as a nickname).

Do you have a culture you have links with? If Ché is José maybe Spanish? That would be a good way to go.

Otherwise you could literally pick an aspect of nature (Oak, Tornado...) or an animal or an attribute and use it as a name.

Unheard of is too wide a category - unheard of names won't actually be names, or will be from another language.

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