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thread: The most unique or unusual name you've heard?

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  1. #1
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    Not a name I would use, or even a name in my opinion, but I taught a little girl named Princess. We thought her mum was just calling her that as a nickname, but no it was her real name. Even more unfortunate for the kid, was her last name was Hayley. So it was Princess Hayley. Oh dear. Poor kid was embarrassed everytime someone said her name. (as in you could see her turn bright red when I called out her name). And to top it off, she was the biggest tomboy I've ever known, so really un Princess like.
    We asked her mum one day why the name, and she said she was so drugged out after the birth that when they asked her what she was gonna call her, she just said Princess, and her hubby took her at her word and filled the forms in before she knew it. (???)
    LOL..Oh dear!


    i went to high school with a girl named Dimples.....not a nick name, and she had no dimples, it was a hindi name and her parents forbid her to change it to a more common name!

    ETA: My BIL's girlfriends name is Lucky

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    Apr 2008
    The Purple House, Sydney
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    I knew a Wave-Marie. And three girls in the same family named Rebel, Rider and Stormy-Lee.

    My own name is Lori-Rae, which is a bit unusual in itself

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    Oct 2009
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    Most unusual name is a friend of mines little one who even got most unusual name for 2009. BROLY rhymes with Bowl-ee

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    I went to school with a kid name Donkhan which was a bit too different fo me. He used to get picked on a bit.

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    Oct 2007
    Brissy
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    Some unique names of children I know:

    Suki
    Hosannah
    Darlie (my DD!)
    Kestrel
    Sancia
    (SAN-see-uh)

    Akasha (Ah-CASH-ah)

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    I used to work in Day care and we had the most gorgeous boy named Monte and another called Abraham..

    As for girls names. My neighbours is different.. Janaya-paige.

    I think it is unique and I haven't heard it before or since

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    Nov 2009
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    I heard of a girl once called Le-a. Guess how it's pronounced.






    Go on I bet you get it wrong


































    Ledasha - the mum explained that the dash did not have to be silent

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    Oct 2007
    Perth
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    Heard a little girl being called at our local shops by her mother her name is Eclipse

    I knew 2 sisters named: Kendall and Fielding.... They must be 18 now.

    More sisters I heard at the shops (not weird but weird if u know what I mean) - Shakira and Beyonce

    Know a girl called Rahdi-Ocea....(pronouced Rah-Dee O-sha) Love her name

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    Nov 2007
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    Traveller so does that mean if she uses correct grammer then her name would be Le Hyphen A.

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    My nieces name is Anderson, but she is called Andie. Have never heard that as a girls name before, but it suits her to a tee.

    I was looked after a kid called Rogan Josh, named after the melbourne cup winner. Parents were so chuffed with themselves (they were very horsey). Weren't so pleased when it was pointed out that the horse was actually named after a popular indian curry! I think they wanted to change it afterwards. Proves research can save a bit of embarrassment later.

    Oh and never call your child meleana, or every medical person they meet for the rest of their lives will be having a quiet chuckle. I had one and every single person how saw it gave a snicker. Very sad.

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    Nov 2006
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    More sisters I heard at the shops (not weird but weird if u know what I mean) - Shakira and Beyonce
    Were did you hear this???? We have alady that used to frequent our shop and her lbeautiufl strawberry blonde babies were shakira and beyonce

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    Dec 2006
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    thanks Lolli! i don't think of it as a trendy name - i think it's pretty - but i used it for the meaning (heaven spelt backwards - in honor of our angel babies before E came along)

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    I know a girl named Thavy (Tarvi)

    There was a waitress and the loca Chinese restaurant names Echo (which I actually kind of like)

    I know of a baby named Velvet, and one named Aloha

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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    I know of a:

    Boadie (sp?)
    Nash
    Cobey
    Coady (sp?)
    Colby (yep, like the cheese)
    Wade
    Tarquin
    Joletta
    Clementine (not unusual but not often heard of)
    Pollyanna
    Bertha
    Ernest
    Fausto

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    Last edited by Just Me; January 26th, 2013 at 08:20 PM.

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    Feb 2005
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    2 boys names that my 17yr old son came up with (think they are some friends names) are

    Haze
    Hex

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    Sep 2008
    Melbourne
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    In the last couple of months I have friends that have had baby boys and have called them:

    D j a n g o - pronounced 'jang-go'

    Z e b u l o n

    Pretty unusual but it is growing on me
    Zebulon is the name of a place in North Carolina in the US, I worked there for a bit, I did think sounded like a sci-fi name but thought it was quite cool for a place (the place got its name from a company name apparently) had never thought of it as a persons name though.

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    Sep 2006
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    I teach a little boy named Jina.I first thought it was a little girl pronounced "Geena" but its a boy pronounced "jyna" I can't believe some parents give their children names like this..Kids are very very cruel at times and to name your son a name that sounds like vagina is unfair. I understand that every parent has a right to name their child what they like but a little consideration doesn't hurt kwim?

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