What the most unique baby name you ever heard/saw?

[MarilynMerlot]

Happy to go first with Navy on a little boy. Not sure if they were going with the colour or a nautical theme but it kind of suits him actually. Also a little girl called Nala from the Lion King. My own legal name is a absolute clanger before anyone comes for me with the ‘sneery thread’ accusations 😂

Siblings Fox, Cici and Birdy

I know some brothers called Bear and Fox.

Until you found out it was the name of a common thrush infection? I’ve also heard of a number of American girls called Candida and wondered what the hell their parents were thinking!

Chalice and Infinity

Voodoo

The woman who plays keyboards in Pulp is called Candida (Doyle). I think it’s an unfortunate name and would have changed it or gone by my middle name if that was me.

edited in case person involved sees this.

I knew of a Spike, and I agree it’s a dogs name.

I know someone with dd’s with those names. Also my niece is called Navy.

I used to know a bloke called Godstime and a woman called Tyger-Trinity.

Spike milligan?

No its definitley an urban myth much like
La-a ,Ladasha

Was the parents Big Dolly Parton fans ?

Ace

I'm certain the timing was no coincidence!

Fabia
Quark
Spyder (surname Webb)
Zeus

And I was once in a queue behind 2 brothers called Diesel and Oakley.

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Beowulf.

A tiny baby passed to me to hold while his mother sorted out an older child whose name, very sadly, I can’t recall.

Did she have a brother with 'challenging' behaviour named Turbulence?

Were they from the UK? People would just be very surprised to encounter a British boy called Julia who also had an Australian accent!!

At first, I thought you were saying that "Via" was the name. Actually, I kind of like it. 😄

We've had a couple of mentions of 'Navy' now. That reminds me of the thread where OP's family member had a baby boy and were wanting to call him, as OP described it with shock (initially trying not to be outing), "an adjective followed by a normal boy's name".

It turned out that it was actually Navy Lee; but somebody's guess at 'Fierce Barry' still makes me chuckle to this day

I'm certain somebody is called it. Mia, Tia, Pia, Nia.... Via.

Viia (double ii) is a name I've come across, possibly Estonian or Lithuanian.

I'm a teacher in a very diverse area so have seen lots

King-Faad
Prince
Prynce
Princess (all separate families but we could have had a whole royal family)

Ocean
Woody
Spike I know 2 of each if these through my personal life

Rakshit which just felt wrong saying
Then we have the kids with punctuation in their names and those with either no surname or the same name twice.
My fave was a sibling pair, Mercedes and Colin