What’s the most unique names you’ve ever heard?

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No slander to any names please, remember all names are beautiful in their own way and have a special meaning to each owner of the name. Just a bit of lighthearted fun. Please be kind

most unique names I’ve heard:
twins Riot and Rebel
Fox
Merlin
Clark
Blue (love this)
Jarvis
Antonietta
Jazzy
Patsy
Carter (on a teenager)
Laurie
Sibset Alex, Axel, Lexa, Xael (no I promise I’m not lying )
Hunter
Junior
Winston
Watson
Saint
Minty
Clementine
Ariola
Ksenia

I had a school story about a girl named Candida. Princess Candida , I think.

Short for Araminta - I know one!

I have a friend who has a son called Spike. That’s the most unusual I know irl

Reston
Buffy
Cleeve

Bean Bag and Amazing. The Amazing was funny in that her mother shared due to looks she got ‘I named her myself’.

Bovril and Godknows, both Ghanaians. You did say unique.

I know teens called Carter and Clementine, not related.

The most unique name I've ever known (only ever come across one ever) was a Haidie who I went to university with. I thought it was very beautiful although people thought her name was Heidi.

Siblings Blue and Indigo, except Blue was the girl and Indigo the boy. I don’t know why but I’d have had them the other way round.
Ronnie for a girl (which is very cute).
Pebbles.
And not an unusual first name, but I went to primary school with Holly Wood.

Ronnie for a girl (which is very cute).

One of my best friends at university was a female Ronnie, short for Veronika!

I worked with a Blaise, which was unusual to me. He was French though, and apparently it is quite common there.

When I was having my dc, I met a tiny Roy. I thought that was quite unusual nowadays.

A girl who got pregnant at my school when we were 16, named her daughter Lolita.

A little girl called Yellow.

English boys named Spike and Odin.

Friend married a Tanzanian woman called Beauty.

Mine is on your list OP! I love my name and love being individual and a little bit different!

Leaving aside names that are only unusual to White British ears but could easily be commonplace in their own cultures, I have only ever met one owner of the following names:

Chymme
Katinka
Tiger-Lilly
Clyde
Atlanta
Karizma
Neriah
Einstein
Sixtine
Meloney
Lorcan
Winson
Fabia
Tassita
Camden
Avis
Aven
Taryn
Boaz
Annelie
Marven
Amberley
Rio
Tate
Carlotta
Sultan
Alban
Tanner
Zipporah
Jedidiah
Clemency
Sephora
Wilkie
Artemis
Ptolemy
Hezekiah
Caspian
Karenza

Unique but mostly awful

Inigo (boy)

Unique means one of kind. None of these are unique.

Some aren't even that uncommon

Maybe they read about this Belgium family...
"Gwenny Blanckaert and Marino Vaneeno's oldest child, who is 13, is called Alex. They also have Axel, 12, Xela, 11, Lexa, 10, Xael, 9, Xeal, 8, Exla , 5, Leax , 4, Xale , 2, Elax, 1, and six-month-old Alxe. They are also now planning their 12th baby, reported Birmingham Live"

Ten years ago, I worked with a 60 year old woman named Exie. It was her given name and she was lovely.

Kennet
Shepherd
Sideways (Zimbabwean, like Shepherd).
Linnetta
Onei (pn Onny)

I worked with a girl called Clover years ago.

Bean bag

?!?!

@SiobhanSharpe Ildikó is a Hungarian name.

Light Yagami is the name of a character from my favorite anime, Death Note. If my partner agrees, I'd like to name my son Light.

Pumpkin and Xyla (both came up on those little screen things they have at the GP's - not on the same visit)

Also knew a Merit [female] and know a female Simon (not a typo for Simone)