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Gender-neutral names work beautifully for any child. Explore our favourite unisex names, their meanings and where they come from.
Unisex Names A–Z
All Unisex Names
English variation of Jacob, Hebrew
„supplanter“
English from French and German
„desired“
English
„harp player“
English
„ruler of the elves“
Latin
„new“
English, Irish
„rye clearing“
Scottish
„small hollow“
Scottish and Irish
„rowan tree“
Irish
„champion“
Spanish and English
„angel, messenger“
Hebrew
„place of pleasure, delight“
English from German
„industrious“
Scottish
„crooked nose“
English occupational name
„cloth-walker“
Irish
„misshapen head“
Hawaiian, Frisian, Chinese
„sea“
Irish
„descendant of Conn, chief leader, intelligence“
Irish
„little king“
Latin tree name
„young“
English occupational name
„park-keeper“
Scottish, diminutive of Alice
„noble“
Nature name
„Der Name River hat seinen Ursprung in der Natur und bezieht sich auf Flüsse, die für ih…“
English
„heather field“
English
„son of Emery“
English
„woodcutter“
English nickname
„Scot“
English from Hebrew
„flowing down“
English diminutive of Charles or Char…
„free man“
Irish
„raider“
Variation of Remy, French
„oarsman“
English from French version of German…
„elf ruler“
English diminutive of Elias, Greek
„Yahweh is God“
Latin diminutive of Judah, Hebrew, Ar…
„praised“
English
„oak wood or clearing“
English diminutive of Elias, Greek
„Yahweh is God“
Herb name, Latin
„wise and knowing“
English place name
„hay valley“
Irish
„lover of hounds“
Spelling variation of Schuyler, Dutch
„scholar“
Scottish
„dweller on the plain“
Mineral or word name
„Der Vorname Jett hat seine Wurzeln in der mineralischen Welt und bezeichnet ein schwarz…“
English
„from the southern homestead“
Hebrew, Sanskrit, Latin, Yoruba
„eternal, goddess, loved, strength“
English
„Tate's homestead“
Welsh
„ardor“
English
„hero or fable“
English
„fighting-man's estate“
Irish
„red king“
Short form of Stephanie, Greek
„garland, crown“
Irish
„lover“
Hebrew, Japanese
„motion“
English
„small bird“
Diminutive of Alexander, Alexis
„defending men“
Place name, surname and Irish
„meadow dwelling, valley house, skilled“
Surname derived from Nicholas or Coli…
„people of victory or pup“
Irish
„dark challenger“
Italian place name, Slavic, Sanskrit
„middle of the plain“
English surname derived from Elijah o…
„my God is Yahweh“
Irish
„little king“
English
„a small roadway or path“
Nature and place-name
„a poplar tree that quakes in the breeze“
Spelling variation of Carter
„transporter of goods by cart“
Hebrew
„tranquil“
Scottish
„elm grove“
English
„fair-haired, dark“
Native American tribe and place name
„friendly one“
English
„place on a riverbank“
English surname
„rock hill or army hill“
Welsh
„sea-born, sea-song or sea-circle“
Irish surname
„black-eyed one“
Irish
„brave in battle“
Irish
„broad meadow or large-chested“
English
„pleasant seaside meadow“
Irish
„little and fiery“
English, word name
„fleet of ships“
English
„valley of the river Kent“
Arizona place-name and Greek
„dark red“
Swahili
„good, beautiful“
Irish and Scottish
„fair-haired hero“
Spelling variation of Emery, English …
„industrious“
Irish or Welsh
„little poet or fair“
English
„meadow town“
English
„of the highest quality“
Variation of Sidney, English from French
„Saint Denis“
Hebrew
„lion of God“
English
„house steward, dispenser of provisions“
English from Scandinavian
„son of Anders“
Word name
„gem stone“
Irish
„noble“
Diminutive of Demetria or Greek
„half“
English occupational surname
„one who delivers goods“
Irish
„little black-haired one“
English nickname
„Sunny ist ein fröhlicher und optimistischer Vorname, der oft als englischer Kosename ve…“
Variation Qamar, Arabic
„moonlight“
Diminutive of Ariel, Hebrew
„lion of God“
German
„member of the Gauts tribe“
English
„a thorny patch“
English occupational name
„tailor“
French from Latin
„oarsman“
English word name
„passage from one place to another“
Japanese, Sioux
„friend“
English and Irish
„Rye land“
English
„the long field“
Irish
„war strife or church“
Word name
„Der Vorname Winter ist ein modernes Wort, das die kalte Jahreszeit beschreibt und oft m…“
English place-name
„Capital city of England“
Biblical place-name or Arabic
„safe“
English
„fighting man's estate“
Norse nickname
„to live“
English word name
„rule“
Scottish
„mouth of the Roe river“
Welsh
„great ruler“
Hebrew
„helped by God“
French
„Christmas“
Hebrew
„healer“
Spelling variation of Rowan, Scottish…
„rowan tree“
Irish variation of John
„God is gracious“
Italian surname derived from Herman o…
„son of Ermanno“
Place name, Congo
„the river that swallows all rivers“
Greek
„defender“