Most unusual name you've ever heard? - 2

[saturny]

I thought I'd make another, follow-on, thread as the first filled up quickly and was so interesting

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

I wanted it for twin 2. I'm still a bit sad I didn't.

How do you pronounce it? Irish and Cornish names are so beautiful

I know the influencer your referring too I quite like the names

Boy called Yellow, his sister was called Blue.

Finn-oo-la

https://forvo.com/word/fionnuala/

My Mum knew a woman whose daughter was called Yendis - Sidney backwards 🤷🏼‍♀️ Being catholics, my DDs needed to choose a confirmation name. It has to be a saints name. Eldest DD chose Sexburga 🤦🏼‍♀️ The youngest Blaise. Apparently patron saint of sore throats.

Lisma (pronounced like Lisa but with an M in it). I called the girl Lisa a few times until she said no it was Lisma and spelt it for me. I actually thought she was winding me up so I asked her Mum and was told she liked Lisa but thought it was boring so she put an M in the middle.
I also worked with a "Sunei" (pron soo nee). She was from a white British background so I thought it was a bit odd but apparently she was named after her parents Sue and Neil 😁

Biff, Chip & Kipper !!

I knew someone would claim to know one before I even opened the thread.

Raspberry

Caoilfhionn
Tambra

Sacra and Etain, both old Irish girls names.

@Berlinlover , how do you say them? They look nice.

Taiko is Japanese for drum, pronounced almost the same as Tycho!

Findanus.

Off topic, but I was so scared of Moondial, I was about 9 watching it. Would love to re-watch it now.

Tarragon.

I also know someone called Dimple.

Hawkeye

No clue to the origin of this name

I work with a man called God'stime. He goes by GT.

Pookie. It's the real birth name of a woman I know in London.

Siblings, River and Ocean

Tuesday

Pocahontas