unique/unusal girl name needed....

[Cakey0207]

Any suggestions on unique/unusal girl names...

Cake
Cloud
Geranium
Chocolate

But Crackhor IS the more unusual...

I wouldn't worry too much about unusual/unique - our daughter has v unusual name but we met another in the local park. Who knows if a celeb will nick your choice, or they'll use it on Eastenders? Pick a name you love and if it's unusual, well, great.

I like those countries where you name your child something you want for them in life. You know, wisdom, hope, kindness, thankful.
Why don't you just cut to the chase and call yours "Unique"? Job done.

Flibble
Bratz
Gon-Aria
%½_¶g?)+© - pronounced 'Kate'

Ilaria.

The most glossy lady I ever met was called Ilaria. She was from Sienna.

hey talking of Saturday, did you hear Nicole Kidman has another bun in the oven?

I look forward to seeing what she names number 2. What the hell goes with Sunday!?

Lunch perhaps or drive

Malaria.

There was a baby on TV the other day called Precious. I thought that was lovely!

How about..

Sausage
Maggot
Pumpkin
Pookie
possum
or
chickee dee ?

My DS actually responds to most of them so i know they would work

Nah- there's loads of 'Uniques' round my way...

What about Pauline or Geraldine or Eunice- won't be any of those in her class when she starts reception for sure.

Monday Toad-in-the-hole Kidman

unique is a popular name in america x

Abishag
Hatstand
Bernard

But seriously more unusual names I have come across recently include:
Heavenly
Cuba
Missy
Blue
Acer
7 (yes spelt as a number in fact it's like that on her passport)

Monday Leftovers Kidman more like

I heard a Dad shouting for "Chancey" at the swimming pool today. Didn't see anyone appear so I have no idea if its a girl or a boy

Archibald
Sweetums
Harem
Jaloosie
Binbagina
Cora
Dora
Nora
Aurora
Pansy
Amazabelle
Arista zabel
Morwenna
Demelza
Lowenna

Z/Xavora

beewildebeast

i am rofl @ this thread

What does "MUB" mean?

I want something known, but not overly used and still pretty. And not plain silly.

Names I like are:

Aoife
Darcy
Rhia
Demi
Madison
Taya
Skye

Ariana.

There are a number of Rhia's/Rias (too close to 'rear' for my liking) round these parts (NW England).

I also know a fair few Darcy's, Demi's, Madison's and Skye's. So the only ones I would class as unusual (as in not usually heard) on your list would be Aoife and Taya

I agree that to find something unique you're better going back to something like Jane, Susan, Gillian, Sharon etc.

Janferie - an old form of Genevieve
Maidlin - ditto Madeleine

There's a girl in my DS's year in school called La-a, pronounced Ladasha.

I kid you not.

I agree that looking at a more common, but currently underused name is possibly the way to go.

DD1 is Eloise - most people comment on how unusual it is, but we still know another one and I know of another little Eloise too.

DD2 is Katherine - a much more classic sort of name, but we do not know of any Little Katherines at the mo, and I have never bumped into any little Katherines about either - whereas we have met the odd Eloise every now and again.

So the more 'common' name is actually the one where we have met fewer children!