Hi me with your 'is it a girl or a boy?' names.

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Any language or culture or era, except very American-type ones like surnames or states, or very unusual pronunciations.

That should clearly have been 'hit', not 'hi'. It's late, and the nameless baby is jumping on my bladder. Again.

Morgan?

Evelyn

Harley

Harper
Chester
Jamie

Riley
Sam
Francis/Frances?
Alex
Casey
Jordan
Peyton?
Billie/Billy
Robin/Robyn
Toni/Tony

Some are quite American but tbh a lot of gender neutral names read that way to me.

I know male and female Rileys, I think the female one is spelled Rylee though.

Alex? Jamie? Sydney?

Brodie
Kiran
Jamie
Sam
Kim
Alex
Blair
Blake
Eden
Rowan
River
Robin/Robyn
Remy
Chandler
Morgan
Ceri

Andy/Andi/Andie

Siri....

Ooh yes....Sam and Frances/Francis

Cass
Kit

Ceri
Morgan
Lesley
Jamie
Celyn
Cameron
Harper

Aubrey
Florian

Sam
Jo (Joe)
Jude
Lesley
Frankie
Alex
Kit
Evelyn
Hillary

Morgan
Charlie (Charles/Charlotte)
Tracey
Stacey
Mandy
Robin
Harry (Harriet)
Cody
Casey
Sam (Samantha)
Stevie (Steven/Stephanie)
Jamie
Taylor
Jude

For reasons I can't explain I just do not like Aubrey.
Can Kit be standalone? Or would people always be asking what it is short for?
Florian is very male, surely?
Rowan is very nice, but we can't use due to family conflict. I guess nature names are usually fairly gender neutral or unisex?

I normally love long names with nicknames attached but I’m quite happy kit can be stand alone

Cass
Zephyr

Sydney

Robin

DD says Brio I think she means Rio.

I'm suddenly struck by how many of these names end in a 'ee' sound.
I quite like Kit, I think. Guess if it a girl and she rebels she could use Kitty as a nn. Not sure what a boy might choose.

Brioche? Maybe she's just hungry, lynette

Eden
Raff/Raffy
Beverly
River
Bo
Christie
Arden
Nile

Paris
Jace/Jacey
Lee
Jai
Hero/Hiro

Jo/Joe

Tara (though much much more frequently used for a girl)
Vivian/Vivienne
Frankie
Evelyn
Kelly