What's the most unusual baby name that you've encountered recently?

[CaramelJones]

I mean real names not La-A and Lemonjello or Chlamydia or other urban legends.

A friend in the U.S has called her baby son, Sundance. I rather like it in a way though I was taken aback at first.

I met a McLaren recently too, not as unusual as Sundance but not something that you encounter every day either.

Starlight and Wulfric

Skylark

Isn't that a name from Twilight?

What Skylark?

No

Isn't that a name from Twilight?

Yes it is.

Isreal,
bliss

Yes 😁

Loxley, I quite like it

Bentley.
Jersey.

@FilterWash no I wish i was

Oh and I know of a Sweetpea

@JamSandwich89 Yes! The little girl was about 4 - I heard the mum say something about her brother - I really wanted to ask what his name was but couldn't bear the disappointment if it was something not Twilight related!

Elvis

Oh yeah there’s an Elvis at DC’s club….. really doesn’t suit him!

I met a little Thorin a couple of years ago, I quite liked it as I am a LOTR fan, but thought it was very unusual

Kale

I also was friends with a family who had a Thorin. I think it's a lovely name.

Esloey

I know a lady who has a little girl called Renesmae (not Renesmee).

I had a great aunt called Veda. I often wondered if it was short for something but it doesn't come up on Google as a name (she'd be over 120 years old now so not a 'new' name

Maston

I can see nicknames being a problem when he's 12 or 13.

On a different site I use Veda comes up as being Indian, Telugu, Kannada and apparently means Knowledge in Sanskrit

I have a 2 year old called Sunday.

I love Sunday as a name @JurassicShay@JurassicShay. It feels special, I love Tuesday too.