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100 Unique Baby Names is a name that can be given to a baby boy or girl
Another upward trend is moving away from special gender names and into the world of unique titles. We have decided to present both of these trends in this list and make a list of 100 unique baby names!


Ainsley
Originating from a surname, Ainsley is a distinctly Scottish name without a gender bias.

Airlie
If you’re a fan of Australia’s tropical coast, this name will suit your baby down to its sandy toes.

Angel
It might sound like a girls name, but no man personified the name Angel like our favourite man from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Arden
An English surname that may originate from the Celtic word for ‘high’.

Arlo
A name of unknown meaning, this moniker has been wildly accepted the the world of celebrities, and is making its way, very slowly, into the mainstream.

Arren
A slightly less masculine version of the traditional Aaron, this name is ideal for those who just want a toe out of the box.

Asher
August
Month names have always been in and out of popularity, but August in particular has seen a surge of late, although it remains rare.

Austin
A name that may have links to Augustine, but is today more associated with the city, Austin remains an unusual and rare name in Australia.


blaine
Thought to mean ‘yellow’ in Gaelic, this is a name that would suit any golden-haired baby.

Blair
Coming from a Scottish surname meaning ‘field’, this might seem like a masculine name, but as we know from Gossip Girl, that is not the case.

Bodhi
This mindful name harks back to the tree that Buddha sat under to gain enlightenment.

Braidy
An unusual twist on Brady, this unisex names comes originally from an Irish surname.

Brodie
Another Irish surname, and variant of Brody, this title was a place name that may have meant ‘ditch’.

Carson
Originally a Scottish surname of meaning unknown, this has been an accepted name for boys and girls for some time.

Chase
Thought to have been an original nickname for a huntsman, Chase is popular with boys but suits the ladies as well.

Cody
This name is short and sweet, with a few Irish links, and easily altered to Codie for a little more of a playful vibe.

Cohen
A common Jewish surname thought to mean ‘priest’ this name also has links to the musician and may be a great name for a musically passionate couple.

Dallas
It might be a city in Texas, but it originates from a Scottish place name meaning ‘meadow dwelling’.

Dana
Depending on the pronunciation, this name can easily fit a boy or a girl (i.e. Dar-na for boys, Day-na for girls). It has a number of meanings, including ‘wise’ in Persian.

Darby
An English surname probably sourced from Derby, it’s thought to mean ‘deer town’ in Old Norse.

Darcy
An unusual name for boys, we think that Darcy is just perfect for a girl as well!

Darian
A more unisex friendly version of the name Darren, the meanings and origins of this rare name are uncertain.

Declan
An English version of an Irish name, Declan has been popular with boys in the past, but has been appearing as a girls name of late.

Devin
Both an English and Irish surname, that may have links with the Latin word for ‘divine’.

Devon
Thought to originate from the region of England that has the same name, this locational moniker is timeless and unisex.

Dian
A simple name that means ‘candle’ in both Indonesian and Javanese.

Domino
Let’s face it, the game isn’t as popular as it used to be, but the name still rocks!

Easton
An English surname meaning ‘east town’, this has always been a popular boys name, but again the celebrities are leading the charge, daughters first.

Elian
A Dutch variation that has links to a number of names that start with Eli, this is a unisex name with a simple nickname.

Ellis
A name seen in both England and Wales that may derive from Elijah, or a Welsh surname.

Emery
Introduced to England by the Normans, this unisex name remains a rare, and therefore unusual choice for your child.

Evan
The name Evan has been a common boys name for some time, but there have been a number of famous female Evans, and that number grows.

Flynn
An Irish surname that was more popular among boys, there have been a number of parents turning the tables on this name.

Fox
This name is growing in popularity among the sons of weird-loving parents, but we think it works just as well as a girls name, particularly for a fiery redhead.

Gray
There are a number of colour names out there, and although this one is often given to boys, it can easily suit a girl as well.

Hadley
Coming from an English surname that means ‘heather field’, Hadley has been a unisex name from the onset.

Haris
Possibly originating from Greek as the modern version of Chares or Charis, this is an unusual name that doesn’t worry about gender.

Harlow
From a location surname that may have meant ‘rock hill’, Harlow is a trendy unisex name for your little one.

Haven
Let your child feel protected inside themselves with this moniker, that is sure to suit both girls and boys.

Hero
It might seem a little high and mighty, but this name gives your little one something to live up to.

Hunter
Although this one has a little more of a masculine flair, there’s not stopping you challenging tradition by imparting this moniker on your daughter.

Indiana
As Mr. Jones taught us, there’s no limits to what a person can do when their name is Indiana. Plus, we love the nickname Indi!

Indigo
As a colour, this one is deep and royal, so why can’t the same be said for your child?

Jalen
An invented name that was made popular by a US basketball player, its one of a trend where the combination of two names (in the basketballer’s case James and Leonard) become mainstream.

Jaya
Coming from the Sanskrit word which means ‘victory’, Jaya is an Indian name often given to both girls and boys.

Jaymes
If you aren’t sure about the traditional James, but you like how it sounds, this name is an unusual twist on the old and boring.

Jazz
If you’re a fan of the music, or you’re in love with the few names containing Z, then Jazz is a great way to give your kid a cool name to last a lifetime.

Jersey
Possibly coming from a Norse surname, but also a US place name, Jersey is a genderless name that you won’t hear too often.

Joss
Short form of Jocelyn, which was once a masculine name, this title is also the nickname of imagination powerhouse Joss Whedon.

Jude
Held by many ladies and gentlemen through the ages (including Jude Law) this name might take a little getting used to, but it’s definitely one you’ll love.

Kai
This name originates in Hawaii, where it means ‘sea’. Traditionally it has been a boys name, but traditions are always changing, case in point!

Kendall
A surname that was once an English place name, this unisex name has a classic, even posh feel to it.

Lane
Simple, but with more than enough potential for a classic, Lane is a name that goes both ways.

London
Even if you’ve never visited, you can choose the name London for you son or daughter and be confident of a timeless, unisex name.

Lux
This name comes from the Latin word for ‘light’ and it is stunning for boys and girls.

Marley
Honour the reggae legend himself by bestowing this name on your child, it don’t matter who they are!

Marlow
A variant on the surname Marlowe, which means ‘remnants of a lake’ this name is an unusual moniker for both genders.

Mason
This name, meaning ‘stoneworker’ has always been very popular with boys, but we’ve seen hints that it’s starting to be assigned to girls too.

Maxwell
Jessica Simpson started a trend in 2012 when she named her daughter Maxwell, and although this name is still rare, we sense a trend.

Micah
An Old Testament name, Micah wasn’t really popular until the end of the 20th century, and even now its only just been introduced to the ladies.

Misha
Misha has been a popular boys name in Russia, and a popular girls name elsewhere, so hedge your bets.

Montana
State names are always a popular choice, even in Australia, and Montana is no exception.

Murphy
Originating from an Irish surname, the movie Interstellar brought this name into the limelight for girls.

Neo
There’s more to this name than the Matrix. A short and sweet title, it means both ‘gift’ in Tswana, and ‘new’ in Greek.

Ocean
If you aren’t wanting to gender this one adding anything on the end (i.e. Oceanus, Oceana, Oceane), this name is, literally, all natural.

Orion
Like the star formation, this name might have a male energy, but in reality it’s a strong name with cosmic potential.

Owen
This name made the list not because it is something of a common boys name, but because it’s becoming quite an unusual girls name. Singer-songwriter Michelle Branch named her daughter Owen in 2005.

Parker
An English occupational surname meaning ‘keeper of the park’, this name will suit a naturalist down to the dirt.

Paxton
Originally a surname that may have derived from a town name, Paxton is a classy name for either gender.

Penn
Thought to mean ‘head’ or ‘top’ in Welsh, this unusual name was held by Gossip Girl actor Penn Badgley.

Phoenix
It’s a hassle to spell, but this name is soaked in meaning and history, perfect for a new birth.

Presley
Honour the king himself with this star-struck moniker, sure to give your kid an appreciation of the good things in life.

Quinn
Originally an Irish surname, this name shot to popularity in several countries not so long ago, in both boys’ and girls’ lists.

Raine
Not quite as odd as Rain, this name may actually be based on the French word for ‘queen’.

Raleigh
Reagan
An Irish surname with a presidential reputation, this name has a perfect fit for your little one’s leadership dream.

Remy
Thought to derive from the Latin word of ‘oarsman’, Remi is a French name that has seen popularity as a unisex name in English-speaking countries.

Reyes
Means ‘kings’ in Spanish, but this lordly name is just as suited to a girl as it is a boy.

Rio
This is a Spanish or Portuguese name that means ‘river’, but a version of the name also appears in Japan, with a variety of meanings.

River
A nature-lovers name, River has been seen on girls and boys all over the world, and it isn’t out of style yet.

Robin
Batman’s sidekick and a stunning red-chested bird, this name has a lot going for it.

Rory
Popular in Ireland and Scotland, this name was originally a boys name, but the ladies have embraced it.

Roshan
Meaning ‘light and bright’ in Persian, this is a gorgeous name that rolls of the tongue, regardless of the gender.

Rowan
Originating from either an Irish surname, or from the Rowan tree, this name is very popular in Canada, but has yet to grow on Australian shores.

Rylan
Thought to be a variation on an English surname, this name is like a twist on the overdone Ryan.

Sacha
This Russian name is quite common in the motherland among boys, but here in Australia it suits girls as well.

Sage
This name has links to both the herb, and the wise person, and makes for a simple, unisex title.

Samar
Meaning ‘evening conversation’ in Arabic, this unusual name is easily given to either your son or daughter.

Scout
Made famous in Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird, it is derived from a French word that means ‘to listen’.

Shae
It might look like the butter, but this name is thought to mean admirable, and is a twist on the more common Shay.

Shiloh
Thought to mean ‘tranquil’ in Hebrew, this name might sound familiar as it’s the moniker of one of the Brangelina children.

Skye
Simple, gorgeous, and easily assigned to either gender, Skye is a great go-to name for nature-loving parents.

Skylar
Thought to originate from the Dutch word for ‘scholar’, this name now has more links to a more relaxed version of Taylor.

Sparrow
This delightful bird name doesn’t pick between girls and boys, but flies free with both.

Storm
Like most of the odd, nature related names, Storm has always been a unisex moniker. It might not suit all, but it’s definitely a favourite.

Tanner
True
Instilling honesty in your kids is hard, maybe it will be easier with this moniker?

Val
If you want short and sweet, then Val is ideal. No need to lengthen it out to Valentine or Valerie, just stick with the first three.

Vesper
You might be thinking of the scooter, but this name may actually come from a Latin base word meaning ‘evening’.


Wesley
Wren
An English word for the little songbird, this name is ideal for a music lover of any sex.

Wyatt
Originally stuck firmly in the last name category, Wyatt is seeing a resurgence in both genders.

Ziv
Meaning ‘bright and radiant’ in Hebrew, this name is short and sweet, just how you like it.