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Unisex Baby Names: Balanced and Leaning Choices, Page 7

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
Shirley From The White Meadow Female English
Sidney From St. Denys Male French
Sky "Innocent Baby, Beautiful Child." Female Indian
Skylar Phonetic Spelling Of Schuyler. Male English
Skyler Phonetic Spelling Of Schuyler. Male English
Stacey Variant Of Anastasia. Means She Will Rise Again. Female Greek
Stacy Productive. Abbreviation Of Eustace. Male English
Stevie Abbreviation Of Steven And Stephen Often Used As An Independent Name. Stevie... Male English
Storm Tempest Female English
Sydney Follower Of Saint Denys Female French
Tanner Leather Maker Male English
Taylor A Tailor Male French
Teagan Good-Looking. Female English
Terri Abbreviation Of Teresa Which Is A Popular Saint's Name Of Uncertain Meaning. Female English
Terrie Abbreviation Of Teresa Which Is A Popular Saint's Name Of Uncertain Meaning. Female English
Terry Abbreviation Of Teresa Which Is A Popular Saint's Name Of Uncertain Meaning. Female English
Toby Abbreviation Of The Hebrew Name Tobiah Meaning Jah Is Good. Male English
Toni Abbreviation Of Antonia And Antoinette. Female English
Tony Derived From Victoria Triumphant. Female English
Tracey Brave Male Anglo
Tracy Brave Male Anglo
Tristan Tumult: Outcry. From The Celtic Name Tristan. In Arthurian Legend Tristan Was... Male Celtic
True Loyal Male English
Tyler Maker Of Tiles Male English
Uri God Is My Light Male Hebrew
Val Strong. Variant Of Valentinus: The Name Of More Than 50 Saints And Three Roma... Male English
Valentine Strong. Variant Of Valentinus: The Name Of More Than 50 Saints And Three Roma... Male English
Vic From The Village Male French
Vinnie Form Of Vincent Conquering. Male English
Vivian In Malory's Mort D'arthur Vivien Was The Lady Of The Lake: Also The Enchantre... Female English
West From The West Male English
Whitney "From The White Island." Female Anglo
Willie Resolute: Will Abbreviation Of Names Beginning With Will- Male English
Willow Slender:Graceful. From The Willow Tree Noted For Slender Graceful Branches An... Female English
Willy Diminutive Of William Or Any Names Begining With Will- : Resolute Protector:... Male English
Winnie White Or Fair Female Celtic
Winter Year Male Anglo
Wynne White Or Fair Female Celtic
Zane Variant Of John. American Western Writer Zane Grey. Male English
Zion The Presence Of God. Alternate Spelling: Zhion. Male Hebrew

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