Help with my ridiculous boys name criteria

[Jerrylarrygary]

I'm trying to think of boys names, and drawing a complete blank as I either don't like them, or if I do they have been used by my friends and family who've had boys over the last few years. I do realise I sound insanely picky, but does anyone have any suggestions for nice names with these criteria:

Doesn't begin with E, D, L or B
Not cutesy but not traditional
Not an 'old man' name
Class neutral (probably a terrible way to put it!) - i.e. not Jasper or Hugo, and not Kayden or Brayden.
Not one of these: Toby, Arlo, Ben, Theo, Leo, Isaac, Elliot, Finley, Max, Reuben, Louis, Jonah, Nathan/Nate, Etienne, Noah, Sam, Oscar, Alfie

I am open to:
Something nature related
A bit unusual is fine but nothing too out there
Welsh influenced would be ok for our family background but we do currently live in England, albeit a border town.
Not bothered on length, nickname or shortenability.

It will have an unusual but not at all weird 3 syllable surname.

Help?

And you are researching for what paper/website ?

Those are weird names.

Sorry I didn't mean to post this on here IGNORE!

Thanks for your feedback, I’ll make a note not to bother again.

Good luck finding something - you might find that the baby ‘looks’ like a particular name once he arrives.

Austin
Vaughn
Rhett
Martin

Tristan
Raef
Hector
Ambrose
Sacha
Cassius
Dominic
Felix
Gilbert
Cillian
Kaspar
Leandro
Nate
Aubrey
Vaughan
Willoughby
Xander
Zachary

Fern? I always that it’s a nice neutral nature name

*thought

Well I do appreciate you trying, but I did take the time to lay out my criteria (even if you disagree!) and your answer was to suggest names that clearly don't fit, and make a slightly snotty comment about 'yoonique' names and infer that I'm not aware that children grow into adults with the same name. I think we just have different tastes and that's ok.

Forrest?

Malachy

I do like Fern but I'd always thought of it as a girls name

Ivo?

Have you name changed @Tesselate? You started the thread as @Jerrylarrygary

I see a few people suggesting Daniel and Dominic - she said no D names

I did, realised the list of family names might make me identifiable, but I messed up name changing, oops!

Marshall
Lincoln
Cole
Niall

Am appreciating the long lists though, lots of food for thought!

Griff...Good welsh links.

I would say that any biblical or royal name are generally used by all classes and are timeless.

Owen
Kester
Stefan
Marek

I wouldn't worry about popularity, if that's a concern at all, as it's so hard to predict. DD (solid boring traditional name) was the only one of her kind in a year with multiple Xaviers and more than one Apollo.

I really like Flynn for any future DS.

Also like Rohan, Stellan and August.

Rufus
Woody (Edward) probably too traditional for you
Elon
Judah
Jonah

June
Owen
Heath

Not sure why you've ruled out Rowan, it's a lovely name

Rohan is great. Shame it's off the list already albeit with a different spelling