Unisex Baby Names

Resolute protector. Diminutive of William, meaning determined defender and guardian.

Flowing down. Named after the Jordan River, symbolizes crossing over and new beginnings.

Tailor. Originally an occupational surname meaning one who cuts cloth.

From the gray fortress; derived from a Scottish place name meaning 'gray' and 'fortress.'

Messenger; from Latin and Greek meaning a divine messenger or spiritual being.

Supplanter; Scottish diminutive of James, from Hebrew meaning 'supplant.'

Meadow or field; from a grassy place.

God sees or God is gracious; form of Jessica derived from Jesse

Courageous, valiant, lively

Ruler of the elves, wise counselor

Heather-grown hill, fire

Fighting man's estate, royal

Friendly one, ally, friend

Wise, counsel, chief, intelligent

Woodcutter, one who saws wood

Hare meadow, from the long field

Scholar, sheltering, sky

Christmas, born on Christmas

Little red one, rowan tree

Son of Emery, brave, powerful

Ardent, fiery, passionate

Brave, powerful, industrious ruler

Flowing body of water, stream

Strength, builder, immortal

Red king, descendant of the champion

Glory, pride, fame

Exalted, noble, high, champion

Wise one, herb, prophet

Fair-haired hero, sunbeam

Mythical bird reborn from ashes, dark red

Plain, field, battlefield

Gracious, dear, loving, eager

Oak tree clearing, meadow of oaks

Mouth of the river Roe

His gift, place of peace, tranquil

Oarsman, from Rheims

Dear one, lover, sweetheart

Elm grove, with many elms

Moonlight, like the moon

From the southern homestead

Thorny bush, nature name

Rule, sovereign power

Bright, clear, intelligent, dawn

Black gemstone, claw, nail

First explorer, listener

Beautiful friend, fine companion

Driftwood, remnants of the lake

Ray of light, beam of sunlight

Indian dye, deep blue color

Who is like Yahweh?

Dark, all-attractive, supreme being

Divine spear or divine warrior; diminutive of Oswald or Oscar with Germanic roots.

Conquering, from Latin vincere (to conquer).

Friend from Old English wine, or blessed in Welsh.

Lake shore or remains of a lake; from Old English place name elements.

Free man. From Germanic Karl, symbolizing freedom and strength.

Youthful. Variant of Julian from Latin Julianus, symbolizing youth and vitality.

Charles's town or settlement; a place-based name for a town or city.

Nativity or birth; often associated with the birth of Christ.

Stag meadow; from Old English hart (deer) and ley (meadow).

Slender; suggests grace and elegance in Gaelic tradition.

Who is like God; from Hebrew origin or mineral name.

Crooked nose; a Scottish surname-turned-given name.

Mild and merciful; gentle in nature and forgiving.

Variant of Paris, from Greek mythology or the city of Paris, meaning 'lover'.

Hebrew word meaning peace; represents harmony, wholeness, and well-being.

Beautiful or fair; a modern variation suggesting attractiveness and grace.

Of Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture and harvest.

Cart driver; occupational surname meaning man who drives a cart.

Name of the Seneca Nation and the Roman Stoic philosopher.

From the Erie Native American people; also refers to Lake Erie; evokes natural landscape

Variant of Demetria, from Greek Demeter (goddess of harvest); represents fertility and abundance

Healer or one who brings health, from the Kikuyu language of Kenya.

Grandmother; also used as a standalone name meaning beloved or graceful in various cultures

Country or desired; can derive from Sanskrit or Spanish roots.

Lotus or benevolent; can derive from Japanese or Chinese roots.

Valley. Variant of Dale, a geographical reference.

Descendant of Caoinlean; fair-haired

God is my judge

Scottish surname, origin unclear; made famous by David Bowie

English surname meaning 'from the clearing with strips of land.'

Name of a Native American (Sioux) people and language.

Arabic name relating to the Islamic Shia sect.

Brave; modern variant of Emery, from Germanic roots meaning courageous protector.

To hunt or pursue; modern spelling variant of Chase, suggesting a spirited nature.

Dun-colored; Scottish and Irish name with possible connections to the place Adare.

Fairness and righteousness; modern spelling variant of Justice.

Myrtle plant; variant of Myrtle, the evergreen shrub symbolizing love and virtue.

Slender or powerful warrior, rooted in Celtic tradition.

Strong one; Islamic form of Jesus or variant of Isaac, representing divine strength.

Fair-haired or spear; Scottish name possibly from Barry or Barra, meaning spear or fair.

West wind; named after Zephyros, the Greek god of the west wind.

Strong and manly; warrior or defender.

The final letter of the Greek alphabet; symbolizing the end or ultimate conclusion.

Tile layer; a modern variant of Tyler.

The one to whom it belongs; place of peace.

Just and fair; noble character.

Light and illumination; radiance.

God is my strength; God is my might.

Follower of Christ. A variant spelling of Christian.

Noble, exalted. Variant of Elsa or short form of Elizabeth.

Bringer of victory. Variant of Bernice.

From Chester camp or place, derived from English place name elements.

Birch wood, from English place name elements.

God is my judge; one who seeks divine guidance and wisdom.

God will provide, from the biblical phrase Jehovah Jireh expressing faith and divine providence.

Holder of the teachings, representing spiritual knowledge in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

From Germanic amal (work) and ric (ruler), meaning work ruler.

Variant of Lindell; from Germanic lind (soft, gentle).

Spanish and Latin word meaning love, used as a name.

From the valley

Named after Laramie region (French-Native American origin)

Ash tree settlement

Very warlike; legendary Greek musician from mythology

English surname used as given name; possibly means old friend.

English surname meaning clearing with reeds or red clearing.

A raven; possibly from Greek elements denoting intelligence and wisdom.

A spelling variant of Cody, derived from Old English meaning 'helpful' or 'descendant of the helpful one.'

A variant of Quincy, from Latin 'Quinctius,' an ancient Roman family name.

Arabic name meaning 'perfect' or 'complete,' signifying wholeness and excellence.

Thunder in Irish; savior or liberator in Sanskrit.

Rose; from Latin representing beauty and love.

Variant of Briar, a thorny climbing plant symbolic of protection and resilience.

Portuguese/Hebrew variant of David, meaning 'beloved' in Hebrew.

Defender of men and protector of humanity, representing strength and guardianship.

Son of Payn, an English patronymic surname now used as a given name.

Ash tree settlement; dwelling among ash trees.

Gift of God. Diminutive form typically used for Theodore or Edward.

From Old English meaning 'wine's hill' or 'Winn's hill.' Represents pastoral heritage and natural beauty.

Derived from the Hebrew name Tobiah, meaning God is good. Represents divine favor.

Welsh name meaning morning or sea, suggesting new beginnings or tranquility.

Modern variant of Micah, meaning who is like God from Hebrew.

Little dark one; dark-haired

Ash tree settlement, from Old English 'aesc' (ash tree) and 'by' (settlement).

From the Koyukon Athabaskan language meaning 'the great one,' referring to the majestic Alaskan mountain.

God is my rock. Hebrew name combining 'Tzur' (rock) and 'El' (God).

Who is like God? Short form of Micah or Michael, from Hebrew 'Mi-ka-El'.

River

From the Hebrew name Tobias, meaning 'God is good.' Associated with kindness and divine blessing.

French word meaning 'loved' or 'beloved.' Often used as a given name emphasizing affection.

English place name derived from 'leek settlement.' Used as a given name in modern times.

Sky in Japanese; symbolizes openness and freedom.

Night conversation in Arabic; also means war or battle in Sanskrit.

Waterfall or linden tree in Scottish/Scandinavian tradition.

From the English place name Carlisle, derived from Celtic 'caer' (fort) and Old Norse elements.

Biblical place name where Jesus was raised; possibly from Hebrew 'netzer' meaning 'branch' or 'shoot.'

Possibly derived from Latin 'Laurentius' (Lawrence) or from the slow loris animal name.

In Vietnamese, can mean 'older sibling' or 'bright' depending on the written characters.

A variant of Jonah, meaning 'dove,' symbolizing innocence and peace.

Short form of Quinn or Quincy, from Irish origin meaning 'wise' or 'counsel,' symbolizing intelligence.

Named after the Cree, a Native American people and nation. Represents heritage and tribal identity.

Short form of Alexander or Alexandra, meaning defender of mankind from Greek roots

Variant of Teagan, meaning beautiful or small poet from Irish/Gaelic origins

Hebrew name meaning my God is Yahweh, a variant spelling of Elijah.

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Christian.

Of the earth; relating to the terrestrial world or earthly realm.

Laurel, symbolizing victory, honor, and achievement.

Free person; derived from Germanic roots related to the word for caroler or singer.

Variant of Michael, from Hebrew 'Mikha'el,' meaning 'who is like God?'

Variant of Randy, from Germanic origins meaning 'shield edge' or warrior-like qualities.

The sea; representing vastness and boundless depth

So be it; truth and divine affirmation

Pure and clear; spotless and virtuous in nature

Reddish-brown color; evokes warmth, earth, and natural beauty.

Pilgrim or traveler; represents spiritual journeys and wandering paths.

From Irish O'Flannchadh meaning 'red-haired' or 'descendant of the red-haired one.'

A variant of Coby, often derived from Jacobus, meaning supplanter.