Unusual names at your DCs school

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Ds has just started pre-school and there are some unusual names there, some I love and some not so keen on, but its interesting to see new names I hadnt heard of/considered before!
I live in a pretty conservative area.

Some are

Harmarnie (girl)
Indiana (girl)
Eden (boy)

What unusual ones have you got?

elizabethgrace (no gap or hyphen)
Armani

Talitha
Azara (girl)
Dryden (boy)
Draven
Gale - girl - why name your child after a gust of wind?

is your ewoofa meant to be Ifaleowa (nigerian)

How glad am i that my DS's unusual name hasn't been mentioned!!!

We have a Solomon and a Saul (Brothers)and a Heather, which is lovely IMO but you dont hear it much nowadays.

Ghengis is a great name! Though it does remind me of that horrid dog on Eastenders.

Oh and a lovely little biy called Kobe - he is so sweet.

There was a Dionysus at DS's nursery but he's gone to school now.

Friend has called her youngest son Indiana.

Diesel (boy)
Oki (boy)
Brodie (girl)
Paisley (girl)
Joy (girl)

Sassy (not shortened from Saskia)

Maudie-Mae

Shayde cringe

Jane

Rhodes.

Tulip

Tiger

It is probably Nigerian JJ6 but I am sure it isn't spelt the way you have. DD has just informed her middle name is Joanne and she will be known as JOanne when she starts secondary. It's a shame because her "Ewoofah" really suits her

We have a Honi (Honey) and a Shakira

Emeelay
Red
Ten
Queenie
Che
Athna

I almost forgot the best ones, which no doubt will give where I am away.

Eric-Danger
Marge-Moo

Not nn's real names of siblings.

Sure this will out me too but hey ho! I know loads of them:

Isambard (hmm)
Ada Enchanted Wood (sweet)
Hal & Logan (brothers)
Gilbert & Woody (brothers - wait with baited breath for dc3 due an day)
Styler

Was that pronounced Die-on-ee-sis?

We have a Sashaii (reminds me of sachet of course!) and a Sheik

My 'Bob' is really going to be picked on in secondary school at this rate

Gail and Logan are both typical Scottish names...

I know of Aaliyah, Torqhuil, Xanthe, Beau, but more recently an Eddie - nice to see it coming back!

I can't stand phoenetically anglicised versions of Celtic names. I think they are beautiful in thei original forms

Ailee for Eilidh
Keeran for Ciaran
Shevon for Siobhan
neeve for Niamh
Breege for Brid
Shawn for Sean etc etc

I really like Eden tho for a girl....is it really that unusual anymore....or sooo awful. I can totally imaging a little Eden, NN Edie.....

there is a dempsey and a mason in my sons class which are pretty unusual...

had to check to see if me LOs names were there

is dd1s school there is

Din (boy)
Abby- lyla

and im sure more odd ones but its getting late and my brain is asleep

Kahlua
Nehemiah and Jedediah (twins)
Montana (boy)

Shakira
Jadzia
Tullulah
Tulip
Mercedes
Thaila