Uncommon and Rare Baby Names
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Achina: (f) (Chuukese) "good"
Adai: (m) (Chamoru) "friend"Adao: (m) (Old Chamoru) "the Sun"
Allulah (f) (Arabic) "the first" or (Chamoru) "hurry!"
Amiya: (f) (Sanskrit) "nectar, delightful" or "boundless"
Arian (m) (Welsh) "silver"
Asha: (f) (Sanskrit) "wish, hope, desire"
Bayani: (m) (Tagalog) "hero"
Bida: (f) (Malay) "palace maiden, fairy, beautiful woman"
Blade: (m) (English) "a sharp edge, a sword"
Brittain: (m) (English) "a Breton, someone from Britain"
Brogan: (f) (Irish) "little shoe"
Bryer: (m) (Middle English) "from the briar patch"
Brylea: (f) (Polish-Germanic) "from the water meadow"
Cabell: (m) (Anglo-Norman French) "rope-maker"
Caelan (m) (Scots Gaelic) "young warrior"
Callum (m) (Scots Gaelic form of Columbus) "dove"
Cydee: (f) (Greek) "to exult, to result"
Dainagon: (m) (Japanese) "the greatest collection of words"
Damayanti: (f) (Sanskrit) "radiant beauty"
Dash: (m) (English) "a short, quick run; a flashy style"
Delen: (f) (Cornish) "petal"
Eben: (m) (Hebrew) "stone"
Eithne: (f) (Irish Gaelic) "kernal"
Eunae: (f) (Korean) "kindness and love"
Essex: (m) (Old English) "East Saxons," a place name in England.
Farida: (f) (Arabic) "unique"
Falthin: (m) (Yapese) "good word"
Florenzo: (m) (Hispanic-Latin) "blossoming, flourishing," a form of Florencio.
Galina: (f) (Russian) "calm of the sea" or "chicken"
Garreth: (m) a Welsh name of uncertain origin, perhaps meaning "gentle."
Ha’ani: (f) (Chamoru) "day"
Harmonn: (f) (Germanic) "army man"
Heaven (f) (English) "sky, paradise, home of God"
Hoa: (f) (Vietnamese) "flower"
Ilima: (f) (Hawaiian) name of a yellowish-orange flower.
Inkem: (m) (Osage) "red rabbit"
Ireri: (f) (Mexican) name of a Mexican Tarascan princess, meaning unknown.
Isa: (f) (Chamoru) "rainbow" and (Tagalog) "one" and (Germanic) "ice"
Jacaranda: (f) (Spanish) the name of a tree with purple flowers
Japheth: (m) (Hebrew) "extended, expanded" or "fair"
Jerrine: (f) (Germanic) "spear power," an abbreviated form of Geraldine
Jonavan: (m) a blend of Jonathan and Donovan
Jonzelle: (m) African-American elaborated form of John, (Hebrew) "grace of God." Karavi: (m) (Fijian) "poling a boat through mangroves"
Kayani: (f) (Persian) "royal"
Keala: (f) (Hawaiian) "the pathway"
Keishin: (Japanese) "wise truth, wise mind, wise command, growing wisdom"Kerah: (f) (Hebrew) "provision"
Keveronique: (f) African-American-French form of Veronica, "bringer of victory."Khalil: (m) (Arabic) "best friend, companion"Kiernan: (m) (Irish) "son of the master," a short form of the surname McKiernan. Kincaid: (f) (Irish Gaelic) "from the highest pass"
Laban: (m) (Hebrew) "white"
Langidrik: (m) (Marshallese) "small storm"
Leda: (f) (Lycian) "lady"
Lewin: (Old English) "dear friend"Madrigal (f) (Latin) "love song, love poem"
Malachi: (m) (Hebrew) "my angel"
Malem: (m) (Kosraean) "moon"
Mandalay: (f) the name of a city in Burma
Mashequila: (f) Arabic name Shakil, meaning "handsome, well-formed"
Mei-Ling: (f) (Chinese) "beautiful bell"
Menuha: (f) (Hebrew) "peace, calm, tranquility"
Nairn: (m) (Scots Gaelic) ancient name of a river
Nami: (f) (Japanese) "wave"Nefertiti: (f) (Egyptian) "the beautiful one has come"
Odilia: (f) (Germanic) "wealthy"
Oldak: (m) (Palauan) "unifying"
Peregrin: (m) (English) "stranger, traveller"
Piero: (m) (Italian-Greek) "stone," Italian form of Peter.
Pike: (m) (Germanic) "sharp, pointed"
Pogisa: (f) (Samoan) "dark"
Quaintance: (f) (Modern American) name derived from "quaint" or "acquaintance."
Quest: (m) (English) "a journey in search of adventure or treasure"
Quillon: (m) (Latin) "sword hilt"
Rangi: (f) (Maori) "sky"
Redrick: (m) (Germanic) "counsel power"
Rombert: (m) (Dutch) "strong, brave, bold, a hero"
Sagan (f & m) (Polish) "kettle"
Sage: (f) (English) "a wise person"
Salathiel: (m) (Hebrew) "I have asked him of God"
Sanjay: (m) (Sanskrit) "triumphant, conquering, victorious"
Serenade: (f) (English) "evening music"
Shabnam: (f) (Persian) "dew"
Sopan: (m) (Indonesian) "reverent, respectful, polite"
Storm (m & f) (English) "storm, rough weather, of a passionate temperament"Talasi: (f) (Hopi) "corn tassel flower"
Talfryn: (m) (Welsh) "from the high end of the hill"
Tana: (f) (Chuukese) "dream of" and (Chamoru) "land"
Tano: (m) (Chamoru) "land"
Tau: (m) (Tswana) "lion"
Tejini: (Sanskrit) "splendor, power, wisdom"
Ulrike: (f) (Danish) "wealth and power"
Usman: (m) (Turkish-Arabic) "a bustard chick"
Vadra (f) meaning unknown, from the song Velvet Morning performed by Nancy Sinatra
Vendelín: (m) (Czech-Old German) "a Wend," name of a Slavonic tribe.
Viveca: (f) (Swedish-Germanic) "war"
Warlita: (f) (Filipino-English) "born during World War II"
Wayan: (m & f) (Balinese) "first born child"
Xanthe: (f) (Greek) "yellow"
Xuyen: (m) (Vietnamese) "river, bracelet"
Zalika: (f) (Swahili) "noble, well-born"
Zoltan: (m) (Hungarian-Turkish) "sultan"
