Most unusual name you’ve ever heard?

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Just wondering what unusual ‘only met one’ names people had come across in their lives?

Godspower
Cinderella
Bou and Beau (twins)
Marley and Bobbi (twins)
Kult

Jessamy

I know a lovely girl called Loveday. My GS is Rupert. Not that unusual but hardly hear of it x

Xanthe is a normal Greek name and not uncommon in the UK

Extreme.

Twins called Barley and Broccoli.

Gruff - seriously
Achilles
Archimedes

I once spoke to someone called Tuesday Green. Brilliant name!

Zeus. He's awesome.

Emilienne is surely just a misspelling of Emmeline...

Rocky

@LittleBeex Gruff isn't uncommon in Wales - shirt for Gruffydd, pronounced 'Griff'- know quite a few!

Twins called Barley and Broccoli.

^

Come onnnnnn

A boy named Earl with the surname GREY.

managedmis I shit you not .......this was about 20 years ago at DDS nursery.........I distinctly recall doing a backwards moonwalk ala MJ to check the name on the pegs........looking back it may have been spelt Brockley but was definitely pronounced Broccoli. And Barley was Barley.

Poor sods.

Brothers called K and J, yes just the letters
Sisters called Letisha, Tanisha and Laquisha.

A midwife I know was chatting at a Christmas party last week and telling us all about the most unusual names she's come across. She mentioned La-a. I so badly wanted to say "come on you didn't actually see one yourself did you, you've just heard of it somewhere and it makes a great pretend story". I didn't though, because she's nice and I didn't want to make her (or me ) look silly in front of everyone for challenging it!

My friend's Dad is called Gaylord

I also know someone who called their daughter Belle, their surname is Ball

My midwife said she delivered a L-A (Ladasha), not sure if I believe her or not though!

Berengere
Oriana
Kesella
Ronja
Nye
Bronte
Elessar
Keilah
Bronia
Horatia
Zenna

All these are names of kids I’ve taught over the years.

Oh forgot about Schwebb. Worked with a guy called that, he was an arsehole. He had a terrible surname too, it was a body part.

I know four Embers.

Ds was neatly called Maverick but we called him something different and I've only heard it once before (my Grandfather.)

Dh is the only one of his name that I know of. I'd never heard it before and not since.

There's only one other person with my name spelt the way it is in the world I know of.

We get VERY funny looks at passport control.

I knew a Rockette as well. Named for a bassist.

I have a Hero, it is obviously the coolest name 😂 but it really isn’t very unusual, sadly.
Also I saw Barley and Broccoli on another thread, wasn’t it just misheard Bali and Brockley? (Seeing as place names are so popular)

KT
Rogue
Vandal
Kray.
Danae
Moon
Bear
Raven
Twins called Rahmi & Rahmarni
Blu
Poppy-Dot

Zeke
Winter for a boy

Dagny - and I love it