Unusual names that are a one off - never heard it before or since

[HoneyandRum]

I met a lovely little boy and his mum in the US, he was about 5 and was called Caspian.

Maybe a Narnia fan?

Oh and the nurse who looked after my brother was called Memory.

I have known a
Glastra
Havannah
Marro
Cavan
Solo
Badger
And siblings called Luna and tide.
Wish I hadn't been so boring when I hear some of these- I came over all sensible when I was pg.

Boys in reception called north and gage.
I had a cousin called valentine.
And my paternal GF was called Lancelot!

Little boy at nursery called Jaguar.
Older west Indian lady called Acceptance.
I've only ever met one Loveday, one Mimi and one Vita, one Raphael (girl).
I also knew a Gerardine way back when.
Some of the names on this thread are lovely.

Sisters Loveday and Lovelace

Also met a Torquil and a Peregine - both rather posh.

Thought of another one - Hereward - would be around 40 now.

I had a boss called Warwick pronounced like the city.

I knew an Aussie called Warwick

Bramble (a boy). Also know cousins called Tinkerbell and Bluebell. I have met a baby called Destiny with a sibling called Desire. Also a Blessing. All babies or school age children. And I went to school with an Autumn. She would be about 40 now (Sshh!)

I work with an Adeola

Used to work with a Renata and Roshal

I've not met this person but read an article in the paper about an actress called Tuppence which i'd never heard before and i very much doubt i'll hear again. When i was a child my grandma would use this term to describe female parts so i can't imagine why anyone would want to call their child this.

Went to school with a Hariven (ha-riv-en) and her sister Tremine (tre-meen)

Comfort

yika I know a Hereward -was this in a county beginning with S?

In Scotland the GRO publishes a full list every year of all the names given to newborns. When 2011's list came out last year my ante-natal group were having a nose to see how popular our children's names were and found some crazy names on the list. For boys, this included:

Jesuslovesme
Boo-Tiger
Bruce-Lee
Johnlewis

Jesuslovesme really makes me think we need some laws about acceptable names...

I used to know a Haig. He'd be approaching 40 now and was a sex pest twat. His brother was called Lee bizarrely.

JohnLewis

I knew a Hadley with brothers Aaron and Warwick. Apparently all places with castles.

Also knew a Kezia. She hated her name.

lechat no it wasn't - must be more than one then!

I like the names Hereward and Havelock!

I actually know a Temujin- not a turk either, of White/Irish extraction, though named in honour of Gengis Khan.

I also know a Starskey (girl) and an Ocean-Rivers.

I was at school with girls named Beauty, Lucky, Happy and Joy (none were related to one another).

Loll9 xmumxdad - pronounced lolly kiss mum kiss dad. She had a sibling who's name involved 3littlebirds.

Rainbow-Lilly

A friend of ours wanted to call his daughter Tempest. Luckily his wife wouldn't let him.

My boss is meeting a woman called Lovelace tomorrow (not meeting in an inappropriate way - an actual meeting). He is really really hoping he doesn't accidentially call her Linda (as he has already referred to her as this by mistake twice already) :)

slopes off having probably just outer herself

Ffs "outed"

Let's see:

Hunter, a boy
Beauchamp - boy, went by Beau but full name pronounced Beecham
Princess - she went by her middle name and tried to suppress the 1st
Caprice - wondered what kind of message her mum was sending but expect she just liked how it sounds
Argyle - great uncle
Percival - another great uncle
Winifred - great aunt
Alban - boy who changed his name as an adult
Love - a girl, she went by her middle name too

Quite a few "Storm" sightings. I too have met a Storm.