unisex

Unisex names, also known as gender-neutral names, are names given to children regardless of their assigned sex at birth. This naming trend is increasingly popular for its versatility and modern appeal, offering options that transcend traditional gender binaries. Choosing a unisex name can provide a child with a sense of individuality and flexibility, reflecting a contemporary approach to identity and personal expression in a rapidly evolving world.

40 names from diverse cultures

Alex Greek A short form of Alexander or Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind'. Jamie Hebrew A diminutive of James or Jacqueline, meaning 'supplanter'. Taylor Old French An occupational surname meaning 'tailor'. Riley Irish From an Irish surname meaning 'valiant' or 'courageous'. Jordan Hebrew Refers to the River Jordan, meaning 'to descend'. Kai Hawaiian/Japanese/Norse Meaning 'sea' in Hawaiian, 'shell' in Japanese, or 'keeper of the keys' in Norse. Avery Old English/French Meaning 'ruler of the elves'. Morgan Welsh Meaning 'circling sea' or 'great circle'. Quinn Irish From an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Conn', often interpreted as 'intelligence' or 'chief'. Rowan Irish/Scottish/Gaelic Meaning 'little redhead' or referring to the Rowan tree, symbolizing strength and protection. Reese Welsh Meaning 'ardor', 'fiery', or 'rush'. Blake Old English Meaning 'dark' or 'pale', often referring to hair or complexion. Casey Irish From an Irish surname meaning 'vigilant' or 'brave in battle'. Dakota Native American (Sioux) Meaning 'friendly one' or 'ally'. Emery Old German Meaning 'industrious ruler'. Hayden Old English Meaning 'heather-grown hill'. Jesse Hebrew Meaning 'gift' or 'God exists'. Sawyer Old English An occupational surname meaning 'woodcutter'. Skylar Dutch A variant of Schuyler, meaning 'scholar', or sometimes associated with 'sky'. Sydney Old English/French From a French surname meaning 'from Saint-Denis', also a major city name. Harper Old English An occupational surname meaning 'harp player'. River English A nature name referring to 'a flowing body of water'. Indigo Greek Refers to the deep blue dye originally from India. Ocean Greek Refers to 'the great outer sea'. Winter English Refers to the 'season of winter'. Summer English Refers to the 'season of summer'. Noor Arabic Meaning 'light'. Kiran Sanskrit (Indian) Meaning 'ray of light'. Akira Japanese Meaning 'bright', 'clear', or 'intelligent'. Ren Japanese/Dutch/German Meaning 'lotus' or 'love' in Japanese; a short form of names like Renate or Reinhold in European contexts. Kim Korean/Vietnamese/English Meaning 'gold' in Korean and Vietnamese; also a diminutive of Kimberly or Kimball. Lee Old English/Chinese/Korean Meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing' in Old English; a common surname meaning 'plum' in Chinese and Korean. Cruz Spanish Meaning 'cross'. Angel Greek Meaning 'messenger'. Shiloh Hebrew A biblical place name meaning 'place of peace' or 'tranquil'. Peyton Old English/Irish Meaning 'Pæga's town', from an English surname. Leslie Scottish Gaelic Meaning 'garden of hollies' or 'gray fortress'. Dara Irish/Hebrew/Persian Meaning 'oak tree' in Irish; 'pearl of wisdom' in Hebrew; 'wealthy' in Persian. Emerson German/Old English Meaning 'son of Emery'. Milan Slavic Meaning 'gracious', 'dear', or 'pleasant'.

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