What is the Most Unusual Name You've Ever Heard?

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A cousin of mine named their daughter Persephone, which had us all talking as it's so unusual.
What are the most unusual names you've ever heard of?

God we just adopted a little girl with a very unusual name that we are struggling to live with. But reading this makes me feel we were very lucky. It could have been so much worse.

Morn - born in the morning and mum didn't fancy Dawn
Storm - 2 of them, one 12 year old boy and one 40 something woman
Blade - cute little 5 year old boy
Cymbalene - Shakespearean maybe?
And a family of 5 sisters and a brother, last name began with S, all sisters had S first names inclding a Shantina and a Schwanna

Luxury Lupin, she has brothers called Neptune and Trafalgar and a sister called Fantasia......

My cousin is called Friday, she uses her middle name now though as she was teased mercilessly through school. I LOVE the name Tuesday though and would have used it for dd but it was vetoed by my dh.

Clemenger.

His mother wanted to keep her maiden name going.

Clem for short though, so wasn't too bad.

I wanted Persephone for DS if he was a girl, but am now thinking its a bit too long..

There is a young lad called dayspring in ds school, think its v cute more so if for a girl.

And I have just remembered a girl called Hero that I was at college with, she had a cool surname and the two went together really well, and a friend's ds called Jet who is the most gorgeous child ever and it really suits him. I just wish I was more adventurous!

I know a girl called Blue and a boy called Carlito and I think they are pretty cool names TBH.

zeff

Hewlan- met the tot on a ski trip. His parents proudly told us they had made it up, and they had the most incredible Scouse accents too, we were hard pushed to keep a straight face. On this same trip there was also a Roisin, which my Dad could never pronounce, so the kid's table was quite interesting at tea time

Ibroxia (for a girl)~ Apparently parents are big Glasgow Rangers fans ...

sunchild77, that almost makes me weep with guilt by (Glaswegian) association

MrsVWolf and Getorfmoiland

Not both from Devon are you? I know both Zhazawanie and Ostara (easter) very well.

Izzadora (heard in a childrens play centre)

Delphy Blue (for a boy!)

smirnoff i kid you not

There used to be a Sheldon Duckworth Carol in my class at school. He got a lot of grief from some of the kids.

Soraya
Delphi

Arizona (for a girl)

Ds went to school with boys called Joop and Pele!
I was in the mat home with a lovely girl who really liked Kregan. Unfortunately she couldnt use this name for her son, her surname was Krugeler!
My Dad is called Lindsay. In his scots family, tradition is to call the son after the grandfather. His was called Archibald Lindsay, hence the lesser of the two evils! And I actually quite like it.

Pia (as it should be spelt) but spelt Peeiyah

But worst is is friends of friends who called their twins Rain and Bow

Then called subsequent children James and Sarah.

Maybe they saw the error in their ways.

There are kids in a Primary School I occasionally teach at called Alien (boy) Lucifer (boy) and a little girl called Apple-Amber-Armani

I have a friend of a friend called Zeus.

I think Zeus sounds quite cool, i went to school with Ocean Summer Makepeace but it really suited her, her daughter is called Lotus

Zebadee Wigglebee

Titania

My sister's DH wants Hunter for their boy due in 2 months. I think they are going for George though