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?

@sashh what is wrong with Jenna Taylor?

Say it out loud, then think about reproductive organs.

Django is a caribbean take away near me.

Work in public sector and have come across the following..

John Johnson
Micheal Micheals
Lovely
Blessing
Bellatrix
Sunshine
Peaches
Elenia
Lillis
Axel
Sibella

😂😂😂😂😂 oh my! I said it so many times and still didn't get it

Ones I've actually met:

Londonesa
Perseus (white, British parents, so not a cultural-difference thing)
Rhyk (pronounced Reek)- he went by his middle name
Lilith (beautiful but never met another, possibly due to the demonic connotations/meaning). Lovely kid.

Lord
Barron
Earl

Paeshe, pronounced pay-she. She'd be in her 40s now. Really suited her.

Jaykae
Diamante
Denna
Arthie

Not seen anything particularly unusual on here, shame someone took the piss out of sone very traditional African American names.

Songololo

Gia
Star
Precious

Eco (pronounced Eee-co).

Looked like the family were green living, ecologically aware hippy types so his name was perfect.

Elfie

Rebel
Ziggy

Oh and I know of a 3 year old Queenie

Reliks

Leeland, Cy, Mabelynda I remember being so taken with the name Mabelynda that I wrote a note about it in my diary - I'm massively vanilla with my own name choices though.

My little boy is called Corin

I know there are more of them out there, but I've not met one in real life yet!

Jeneba- beautiful name!

Fox
Ajax
Cillian
Crillan
Blaze
Skylar
Chardonnay
Blue
Rex which we all know is a dogs name.

Silence.

Diego
Chase

Hero is a Shakespearean name.

Met a Beowulf (boy) at a baby massage group in posh part of town.

I agree @SimonJT. A lot of people on these threads don’t appear to grasp the difference between Emmerleigh-Galadriel-Blu, and entirely ordinary names froM other cultures, so there’s often an edge of Little Englander sneering.

Names like Precious and Lovely are very ordinary in their culture, and throw a stone and you’ll hit a Cillian in Ireland.

@hohopo what's wrong or unusual about Skylar/Skyler? My daughters name is that

The most unusual is a chap who does fencing somewhere in Wales called
Ram Jam Delilah Funky Boogaloo Smythe

When I worked in an area where I was dealing with the public, a lot of people of Nigerian origin had names for their children that denoted how happy they were when the children were born. Names like Goodnews, Blessing, Godsjoy etc. I always thought they were lovely names and not too dissimilar from the Victorian trend of naming children after virtues, like Grace or Faith.

DS would have been a Django if XH had his way.

I work in the NHS now, alongside people from all over the world, so unusual (to me) names don't make me blink. Although a chap called Lillian did give me pause

I know a little boy called Starsson which I’ve never seen or heard before.