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Unisex Baby Names: Balanced and Leaning Choices, Page 6

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
Parker Keeper Of The Forest Male English
Pat Fish Male Native American
Patty Lady Female Hebrew
Paxton From The Peaceful Farm Male English
Payton From The Fighter's Farm Male English
Perry Pear Tree Male Anglo
Peyton Patrician: Noble. Form Of Patrick. Male Irish
Phil Fond Of Horses. Form Of Phillip. Male English
Phoenix "Mystical Bird, Purple" Male Greek
Piper Piper Female English
Presley From The Priest's Meadow Male English
Quinn Wise Male Gaelic
Rain Female English
Randy Coarse Male English
Ray Regal Male French
Reagan From The King. Female English
Reed Redheaded. Surname. Male English
Reese Female English
Reggie Powerful Ruler Male German
Reilly Surname. Rye. Form Of Ryley. Male Irish
Remy Abbreviation Of Remington. Male English
Ricky Abbreviation Of Richard Powerful: Strong Ruler. Male English
Riley Valliant. Rye. Form Of Ryley. Male English
Rio River Female Spanish
Robbie Abbreviation Of Robert Famed: Bright: Shining. Male French
Robby Abbreviation Of Robert Famed: Bright: Shining. Male French
Robin Famed: Bright: Shining Form Of Robert Popular Since The Medieval Days Of Robi... Male English
Ronnie Rules With Counsel. Form Of Ronald From Reynold. Male English
Ronny Rules With Counsel. Form Of Ronald From Reynold. Male English
Rory Red. Sixteenth-Century Rebel Chief Rory O'more Is Celebrated In Irish Poetry. Male Irish
Rowan From The Rowan Tree Male English
Ruby Jewel Female French
Rudy Abbreviation Of Rudolph. Male German
Ryan Kingly. Male Irish
Sage Wise One. Male English
Sal Savior. Diminutive Of Salvador. Male Spanish
Samar Conversations At Night Female Arabic
Sandi "Defender, Helper Of All Men." Female Greek
Sandy Abbreviation Of Alexander Defender Of Man. Male Scottish
Sasha Defender Of Mankind. Feminine Of Alexander. Female English
Sawyer Cuts Timber Male Celtic
Shane Variant Of Shaun From John. Male Irish
Shannon Little Old Wise One Male Irish
Shawn From The Shady Grove Male English
Shay Variant Of Shea Courteous. Surname. Male Irish
Shelby Sheltered Town Female English
Shelley From The Ledge Meadow Male Anglo
Shelly From The Ledge Meadow Female Anglo
Sheridan Bright. Male English
Shiloh The One To Whom It Belongs. In The Bible Shiloh Is A Prophetic Name For The M... Male Hebrew

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