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

Bubble.

Meadow
China
Sapphire
Forest

Love Liberty!

When I was young, we had a Nemo join our school. Born before the film was even made.

She was a lovely girl (I'm sure she still is!) And I adore her name.

I once read on t'internet about a school class with 3 children called Unique. 😆

Slim easy
Rumblehoney

Most of the ' unique ' names I have ever come across are relatively popular names bodged together. I w nt to school with a Lynnann ( which is just a pair of middle names ) and a Lee-amy.

True, and I know a Libby-Ellie, which doesn’t even go well.

Well I teach children with the following names...
Bambi
Flossie (not Florence)
Vogue
Binky
Tiger

Sapphire

Wasn't Sapphira in the Bible?

Can't say because it would out me but I can think of 4. The names AFAIK are one-offs. 2 of them are very similar to known, uncommon names and fairly similar to each other in letters (something like Laylie and Lilees), one is part of an usual name backwards (e.g, Alebana), and the other one is a sort of slang/nickname given as a name (e.g. Dude).
The first 3 are from LMC families, the last one comfortably-off WC (last baby of the brood, siblings have fairly usual names).

There are no degrees of unique.

Rogue
Baby
Kushla
Echo
Kobalt
Princess
Oxana
Precious
January
Honey
Oates

I know a
Vogue
Dolcie - Beau
Soul
Lux
Prayben

Melina/Melaena (as in poo with blood in it).

You mean melena, for the poo and it's actually black poo.

Melina is greek in origin and derived from a word meaning honey. It also traveled a but around the continent so you can find/hear it in various countries.

Bentley and Leighton
and a boy named Eric-Cantona. Double barrelled first name

Eulalie (beautiful name)
Lavinia
Liberty
Cinnamon

Ksenia is a really common name in Russia.
Wow, I wouldn't want to teach Riot and Rebel!
Elfintrude is the only name I can think of!

I went to college with someone called Tuesday Toogood, never forgotten that fabulous name.

I want the 80s names to come back!
Tina, Tracey, Susan, Amy, Alice, Chloe, Jessica, Karen, Chrissy/Christy, Charlotte, Rebecca etc etc

Ross, Brian, Martin, Sean, Mark, Aaron, Adam, Carl, Stephen, Darren, Paul, Anthony. So many Sams and Dans and Toms!

I know a young boy called Eric, I said to DH that's old fashioned, as soon as I said it I realised dad was a Man United fan.

Tudor is a Welsh name. Not so common now, but a few of my parents' friends were Tudors.

Phila Delphia for a girl

King for a boy

@KnickerlessParsons It's an anglicised name. The Welsh form, Tudur, is more popular nowadays.
I know a few Tudors.