Most random kids name you have encountered in real life….

[Mittemucci]

Today I met a child called Bismarck

i felt like it was one of the names you read about but wonder if anyone is actually called that….

what’s the most unusual name you have ever come across in daily life?

I love this! Max was very popular over here about 15 years ago but it's sort of died down a bit now now but I think it's a lovely name & especially with that back story!

Eviffa.

Wow! 🤣

Nimrod

In the UK - Dallas and Diva
In India (working with UK market) Arkshit and Rakshit
In HK (Working with European market) Ignatious, Dacky, Jestar, Siting, Bobo, Joker

All fabulous!

Cookie - that girl from Hollyoaks just called her daughter this.

Daytona - a girl with a mother with the thickest Dublin accent

Lysander

Shankley-Gary!

There was a kid called Prince Messiah in my daughter’s nursery class.

Ok, give us the full story then. Surely someone else would know this child. Where was she from? How did you meet her?

I taught in Asia where some children would choose an 'English' name to use at school.

There were lots of standard names, like Kelly, Nicole, Eddy, Mike, Kitty etc, but I also had Lion King in my class. 😁

Was the baby Indian at all? Avatar is an Indian word and a normal name for many Indians.

I think you will find nazi comes from Nazionalsozialist...just saying.

Saxon and Pilot…

My mam had a cousin called Kitchener- he was known as Kit.

A girl called Halfpenny because her mother liked the name (pronounced haypenny)

I know someone who's daughter is called Temperance Loveday, and I think its the most beautiful name in the world!

Oh man as a Dub I can actually hear this! 😆

I taught a Gary Cooper and heard of a woman named Halcyon.

Our local team has a footballer called Armani.

Rock

Herb

I knew a Vietnamese guy at university who was called Luxury

As I said, I'm really not that invested that I am going to out my location and career on the internet 😂I shared my experience and it makes absolutely no odds to me whether random posters on the internet believe me - I really don't mind. Totally up to you 🎩

Pearl. Just because it was out of it's time (90s) and still in old lady territory. I find some of the new baby name trends strange as I remember old ladies/men with those names. Just as George and Henry were considered strange names when I was a teen in the 80s but fashionable a few years later.

I once had a Jah-Lion which I thought was unusual, but after a couple of years working in the Torres Strait realised Jah is a common prefix for many boys names which might be unusual int the UK Jahsyrius, Jahlee, Jahmalian, Jahmeh, Jahwah

Years ago I knew a someone who had a perfectly run-of-the-mill name but her sisters were called Sorrel and Perdita.

Went to school with a Tarrell (girl) and a Tarn (boy).