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Unisex Baby Names

Unisex baby names are not all neutral in the same way. Some are close to an even split in current US use, while others clearly lean toward boys or girls and still cross both lists. This guide separates broad editorial association from measured usage so you can choose the amount of neutrality you actually want.

Start with the collection for discovery, then use the site’s 2024 SSA-based unisex browser to see real boy/girl counts and lean. The practical sections cover surname ambiguity, middle-name strategy, nicknames, language and cultural context, forms and introductions, and a shortlist test that does not ask one statistic to make the decision for you.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Abayomi Of Uncertain African Origin.Means "Born To Bring Me Joy." Male African
Adair From The Ford By The Oak Trees Male Celtic
Adal Noble Male German
Adan Yoruba Of Nigeria Name Meaning "A Large Bat."Also, The Spanish Equivalent Of... Male African
Addison Son Of Adam. Male English
Adel Noble Male German
Ailin Handsome Male Gaelic
Aisley Lives In The Ash Tree Grove Male English
Al An Abbreviation Of Names Beginning With Al- Male English
Alain Handsome Male French
Alcyoneus Myth Name (Fought Against Athena) Male Greek
Alex Abbreviation Of Alexander. Defender Of Man. Male English
Ali The Highest; The Greatest; Noble Male Arabic
Alva Exalted Male Hebrew
Alvah Sublime. Alvah Was A Biblical Place And Tribal Name. Male Arabic
Alvar Truth-Speaker Or Guardian. Male Spanish
Amadi Ibo Of Nigeria Unisexual Name, Referring To The Sun God, Meaning "Rejoice." Male African
Amare Amharic And Tigrinya Of Ethiopia Name Meaning "He Is Good Looking." Male African
Andreas German Form Of Andrew (Manly) Male German
Andy Manly: Brave. Variant Of English Andrew. Male French
Angel Angel Male Spanish
Angell Messenger Male Greek
Ansley From The Awe Inspiring One's Meadow Male English
Ash Ash Tree. Male English
Ashly Lives In The Ash Tree Grove Male English
Ashton From The Ash Tree Farm Male English
Aubrey Blond Ruler Male French
Austen Variant Of Augustine. Male English
Avery Elf Ruler Or From The Old Ford Male English
Bailey Steward Male French
Bennie Abbreviation Of Benjamin And Benedict. Male English
Benny Abbreviation Of Benjamin And Benedict. Male English
Berti Ploughman Male Hebrew
Bertie Variant Of Bert - Industrious. Male English
Billie Nickname For William Resolute Protector - Often Used As An Independent Name. Male English
Billy Nickname For William - Resolute Protector - Often Used As An Independent Name. Male English
Blaine Slender Male Celtic
Blair Child Of The Fields Male Gaelic
Bobbie Abbreviation Of Robert. Male English
Bobby Abbreviation Of Robert. Male English
Brady Spirited Male Gaelic
Bret Brit. A Native Of Brittany: (France) Or Britain: (England). Male English
Brett Brit. A Native Of Brittany: (France) Or Britain: (England). Male English
Brice A Given Name Of Medieval Origin. Male English
Cameron Crooked Nose Male Celtic
Campbell From The Beautiful Field Male French
Carson Son Of Carr Male English
Carter Drives A Cart Male English
Cary From The Fortress Male Celtic
Cass Curly-Headed. Male Irish

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