Unisex Names
⚥BiblicalNoah„The name Noah has its roots in the biblical figure Noach, which is used as both a male …“View profile →⚥LatinLuca„Luca is a gender-neutral name“View profile →⚥FinnishFinn„The origin and meaning of the male and female name Finn are not clearly defined“View profile →⚥JapaneseMika„Mika is a Finnish short form of the boy's name Mikael and originates from the biblical …“View profile →⚥LatinLuka„Luka is a gender-neutral abbreviation of Lukas and derives from the Latin Lucanus, whos…“View profile →⚥EnglishRobin„Robin is primarily a male name, but since the 1940s it has increasingly been given as a…“View profile →⚥LatinToni„Toni is an independent first name commonly used for both genders, serving as a short an…“View profile →⚥Charlie„Charlie is a masculine diminutive of Charles, while it also serves as a feminine diminu…“View profile →⚥ChineseKim„Kim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures“View profile →⚥GreekAlex„The name Alex is a short form of Alexander and Alexandra and carries the meaning 'the p…“View profile →⚥PersianSam„Sam is a male and occasionally female name“View profile →⚥TurkishDeniz„Deniz is originally a Turkish male name that is now used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥LatinMerle„Merle is a female, rarely also male, name from the English-speaking world with two diff…“View profile →⚥JapaneseKaya„The girl's name Kaya has several origins and meanings“View profile →⚥SlavicSascha„The name Sascha, written as Саша in Russian, has its roots in the Slavic region and der…“View profile →⚥DanishChris„Chris is mainly a masculine first name, used as a short form of Christoph ('the bearer …“View profile →⚥HebrewAbiya„Abiya, a gender-neutral first name, is a modified form of the Hebrew Abijah (אֲבִיָה)“View profile →⚥IndianAdarsh„The name Adarsh has Indian roots and is a unisex name that can be used for both boys an…“View profile →⚥EnglishAddison„The name Addison means 'son of Adam' or 'son of the red earth.' It derives from the bib…“View profile →⚥Adeola„Adeola is a unisex name that originates from the Yoruba language“View profile →⚥JapaneseAiko„The name Aiko is both a Low German and Frisian short form as well as a Japanese girl's …“View profile →⚥Ainsley„The name Ainsley is predominantly intended for women but is also used for men“View profile →⚥SanskritAkasha„Akasha is an Indian name used for both women and men, associated with the meanings 'the…“View profile →⚥Akaya„Akaya is a rare Japanese unisex name meaning "red night." It derives from the Japanese …“View profile →⚥JapaneseAki„The male first name Aki is a Finnish short form of Joakim, a variant of Joachim, which …“View profile →⚥FinnishAkima„The name Akima (Акима) represents the female variant of Akim, a Russian form of Joachim…“View profile →⚥JapaneseAkira„The name Akira has Japanese roots and can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥ArabicAlaa„The name Alaa, a masculine variant of the Arabic Ala, means 'the exalted.' Its roots ca…“View profile →⚥EnglishAlbie„Albie is a gender-neutral first name with English roots“View profile →⚥Alek„Alek is a masculine name that is mainly regarded as the English and Polish form of Alex…“View profile →⚥Alexis„The masculine name Alexis (Aléxis) is originally a short form of the Greek name Alexand…“View profile →⚥ArabicAlija„The name Alija is, on one hand, a Bosnian spelling of Aaliyah or, on the other hand, a …“View profile →⚥EnglishAlix„Alix is a name that can be used for both women and men and is considered an Old French …“View profile →⚥HebrewAlmog„Almog is a unisex name of Hebrew origin“View profile →⚥LatinAlvi„Alvi is a female first name that is regarded as the Swedish short form of Alwine, a fem…“View profile →⚥ArabicAmal„The first name Amal is predominantly a name for girls but is also given to boys and is …“View profile →⚥ArabicAmar„Amar is a masculine first name that originates from the Arabic and Indian regions“View profile →⚥ArabicAmari„The name Amari has African roots and is used for both girls and boys, primarily in West…“View profile →⚥ArabicAmel„Amel is a first name that can be given as a girl's name or a boy's name and has several…“View profile →⚥Ameran„The Kurdish meaning of the name Ameran is: She is a heroine“View profile →⚥ArabicAmine„The name Amine, which is gender-neutral, is regarded as a Maghrebi variant of Amin as w…“View profile →⚥HebrewAmit„The name Amit has several origins and meanings“View profile →⚥EnglishAmory„The name Amory, in its male and female forms, is derived as the English version of the …“View profile →⚥Amrit„The name Amrit is predominantly a girl's name, but it is also occasionally given to boys“View profile →⚥HebrewAnan„Anan is a West African name attributed to both boys and girls“View profile →⚥SanskritAnanda„Ananda is a gender-neutral variation of Anand, which means "the happy one" or "the blis…“View profile →⚥ArabicAnass„Anass is a masculine first name that appears as an alternative spelling of Anas“View profile →⚥Anatoli„Anatoli represents a Greek and Russian variant of the name Anatol, which in turn derive…“View profile →⚥DanishAndrea„Andrea is primarily understood as a female name, but it is often a male form in Italian…“View profile →⚥Andren„The name Andren is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥LatinAngel„Angel is a gender-neutral first name that is not very common in German-speaking areas, …“View profile →⚥LatinAnko„Anko, a girl's name, is a West Frisian diminutive of Ane, which is a variant of Anna an…“View profile →⚥Anouk„The female first name Anouk is a French diminutive of the name Anna and also a Slavic s…“View profile →⚥EstonianAnu„Anu, a diminutive form of Anna, originates from Estonian and Finnish and traces back to…“View profile →⚥Anuk„Anuk is a Germanized variant of Anouk and can be used for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥ArabicAnwar„Anwar (also Anwār) is a male first name that is occasionally also used for girls and is…“View profile →⚥JapaneseAoi„The name Aoi has its roots in Japanese and is commonly used for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥Arastan„The name Arastan has Kurdish roots, although the exact composition of the terms from wh…“View profile →⚥TurkishArda„Arda is a masculine name of Turkish origin“View profile →⚥CelticArden„The masculine first name Arden has its roots in an English surname that refers to a pla…“View profile →⚥LatinAria„Aria is a short form of Adriana and means "the one from Adria." The name has its roots …“View profile →⚥Ariel„Ariel is a biblical name that is commonly used for both men and women and has Hebrew or…“View profile →⚥TurkishArin„Arin is a feminine form of the name Erin, carrying the meanings 'the Irish woman' and '…“View profile →⚥SanskritArjuna„Arjuna is a male first name with roots in Indian mythology“View profile →⚥Arlind„Arlind is an Albanian boy's name that means 'the golden birth' or 'the golden-born'“View profile →⚥Arta„Arta is a girl's name whose origin lies in Albanian and directly means 'the Golden'“View profile →⚥Artemis„Artemis is a female first name that originates from Greek mythology and is associated w…“View profile →⚥IndianArya„Arya is a name for both genders and originates from the Persian-Iranian region“View profile →⚥Ashley„Ashley is considered a gender-neutral name and is suitable for both girls and boys, wit…“View profile →⚥Ashton„Ashton is a name for both boys and girls and is very popular in English-speaking regions“View profile →⚥Asterenas„The name Asterenas has Kurdish roots and is composed of the terms 'Aster', which means …“View profile →⚥EnglishAubrey„Aubrey is the gender-neutral form of the Germanic name Alberich in English and French-s…“View profile →⚥LatinAuguste„Auguste is derived from Augusta and is also used as a masculine first name in the Frenc…“View profile →⚥LatinAugustine„The name Augustine literally means 'the venerable', 'the sublime', and also 'the saintly'“View profile →⚥LatinAurin„Aurin is a gender-neutral name derived from the Latin term aurum, meaning "gold." It si…“View profile →⚥EnglishAutumn„The name Autumn translates from English as 'the autumn' and has its origin in the Latin…“View profile →⚥LatinAveril„Protection“View profile →⚥EnglishAvery„The name Avery, which was once considered a male first name, has now also established i…“View profile →⚥LatinAvriel„The name Avriel represents an English form of April“View profile →⚥TurkishAyca„Ayca, or Ayça, literally means 'the crescent moon' in Turkish“View profile →⚥TurkishAydin„The name Aydin, in both its male and rarer female form, finds its roots in the Turkish …“View profile →⚥Ayo„Ayo is a name from West Africa intended for both boys and girls and is often regarded a…“View profile →⚥TurkishAysun„Aysun is a Turkish name for girls, derived from the Turkish word ay, which means 'moon'“View profile →⚥AfricanBahati„The first name Bahati, which is used for both women and men, means 'the luck' and comes…“View profile →⚥EnglishBailey„The name Bailey, suitable for both men and women, has an occupational meaning: it stand…“View profile →⚥ChineseBao„Bao is a name of Chinese origin that is used for both genders, meaning 'the treasure'“View profile →⚥ArabicBaraa„The name Baraa has its roots in Arabic and serves as a variant of Baraah“View profile →⚥PersianBaran„Baran, translated from Persian, means 'the rain'“View profile →⚥LatinBene„Bene is a Frisian and Dutch short form of the name Benedikt, which is a variant of Bene…“View profile →⚥LatinBenja„The name Benja is a familiar short form of Benjamina and Benedikta“View profile →⚥LatinBente„Bente is a Nordic short form of the name Benedikta or Benedikte, which traces back to B…“View profile →⚥Berlin„The name Berlin has its roots in the German language, although a specific word composit…“View profile →⚥Berni„The name Berni serves as a diminutive for female and male names associated with 'Bern-'“View profile →⚥AmericanBeverley„Originally, Beverley was exclusively used as a male first name in England, but over tim…“View profile →⚥Beverly„Beverly is a spelling variant of Beverley, an old English first name that originates fr…“View profile →⚥TurkishBilge„The name Bilge, a unisex first name of Turkish origin, translates to 'the wise'“View profile →⚥AmericanBillie„Billie is a nickname that is used for both women and men and is originally derived from…“View profile →⚥CelticBlair„Blair is a unisex name that originated from a historical Scottish family name“View profile →⚥EnglishBlake„Blake is a first name of English and Old English origin, commonly used for both men and…“View profile →⚥EnglishBlue„The name Blue is a unisex name of English origin and literally means 'blue' or, more fr…“View profile →⚥Bobbi„The name Bobbi is a feminine, sometimes also masculine, diminutive of the names Bob, Ro…“View profile →⚥Bobbie„The name Bobbie has its roots in Old High German and means 'the renowned one' or 'the o…“View profile →⚥Bobby„The name Bobby represents a masculine, and less commonly feminine, diminutive of Bob as…“View profile →⚥EnglishBoston„The name Boston is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥Brook„Brook, which is predominantly used as a female first name today, has its roots in an En…“View profile →⚥LatinCai„Cai is a Nordic variant of the name Kai, which is considered a possible Frisian child f…“View profile →⚥EnglishCal„Cal is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥CelticCameron„Cameron is a unisex name that originates from a Scottish clan name“View profile →⚥LatinCamille„Camille is the French form of the Latin name Camillus or Camilla, meaning "the honorabl…“View profile →⚥TurkishCansel„Cansel is a first name that is used for both women and men and is of Turkish origin“View profile →⚥CelticCarlisle„Carlisle is a first name that is widespread for both men and women in English-Gaelic sp…“View profile →⚥EnglishCarol„Carol is predominantly recognized as a female first name and is used as an English shor…“View profile →⚥Carson„Carson is a boy's name of English origin, derived from Scottish and Gaelic traditions a…“View profile →⚥AmericanCarter„Carter is a boy's name of occupational nature that traces back to an English surname“View profile →⚥EnglishCasey„Casey is an Irish name suitable for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥AmericanCassidy„Cassidy is a first name used for both women and men, derived from the ancient Irish fam…“View profile →⚥LatinCay„Cay is considered a variant of Kai“View profile →⚥LatinCeleste„The name Celeste, which can be used for both women and men, is considered an English, I…“View profile →⚥Chai„Chai is a Hebrew first name for males and means "the living" or "the alive." The name o…“View profile →⚥LatinChandler„Chandler, a gender-neutral first name, derives from an old English surname“View profile →