Think fun %26amp; trendy...
What's a good name for a unisex children's hair salon?
I think that something like:
Forever Lovely
would be nice.
I don't think it really matters what you call it when it comes to a unisex hair salon. Something that doesn't sound too femenine for a boy but something that sound alluring for a girl. So maybe:
Super Strands
maybe something like that! :)
Reply:Dick and Janes.
Reply:I like Jack %26amp; Jills
Reply:How about Jacks and Jills? Or something that has to with children's rhymes?
Friday, April 23, 2010
Is Carmen a unisex name? I've seen it on different websites that it is. I'm trying to find a nice unisex name
for my angel baby. Any suggestions? Do you think Linn is a unisex name?
Is Carmen a unisex name? I've seen it on different websites that it is. I'm trying to find a nice unisex name
Carmen to me is a girls name. I love unisex names. I have a Skyler and a Sage, both unisex names. How about Kerry, Alex, Aaron/Erin, Andy, Billie, Brett, Blake, Bo, Baily, Cameron, Casey, Colby, Connie, Cory, Dallas, Darcy, Darrel, Deon, Dixie, Drew, Errick, Fran, Frankie, Gail, Gene/Jean, Glenn, Haley, Holly, Jade (love this one), Jamie, Jodie, Jorden, June, Kay, Kelly, Kendell (love this one too) Lane, Lee, Liberty, Luke, Logan, lindy, Madsen, Merril, Micky, Moe, Monty, Nicky, Noel, Paige, Patsy, Patty, Phill, Perry, Paris, Quinn, Rainbow, Randy/Randee, Raven, Robbie, Rusty, Sam, Scotty, Sky, Sol, Sunny, Stevie,
Taylor, Terry, Todd, Tori, Tracy, Troy, Ty, Val, Van, Von, Wally, Wendy, Willie,
My dad started a little booklet that he calls "Frankie and Johnie" he lists names that he (or anyone in the family) KNOW is used as a boy and a girl name. It has to be a real person and not from a TV or movie show. Basically he collects unisex names. I only listed a small portion of his name collection but I thought it would help.
I think that some of these names are better for one gender rather than the other but the point is that they are used for both. Good luck.
Reply:Cameron is - I don't think Linn is. How about Taylor, Morgan, Riley or Quinn?
Reply:No. They are both girl names.
Reply:I feel they are both girl names.
Try like:
Pat
Jon
Caden
Jessie
Bobby
Hope these few helped--
Reply:Jamison, Keli, Lau'ren
Reply:alex
Reply:Carmen in my opinion is a female name.
Reply:I think Carmen is more unisex than Linn.
other unisex names Cameron, Casey, Chris, Tony (i), etc. check out the baby names book, they have a whole section on unisex names. they are really popular now
Reply:I think Carmen would be a unisex name. I have known both a male and female named Carmen. Linn to me is a female, but my ex's middle name was Lynn. So it's your choise if you like it. I think Carmen Linn would be cute for a boy or a girl.
Reply:go here: http://www.parenting.com/parenting/pregn...
Reply:Pat
Reply:Carmen is female. Go to a Baby Name Book. Beware of names with male and female spellings. I once had a roommate called Billie and that summer in college all of my men friends thought that I was living with a boy named Billy. It got confusing! My name is very feminine, but can be spelled with about 17+ variations. So make it easy to spell also.
Reply:Carmen is a female name.
Unisex name ideas:
Andy
Ashley
Lesley
Cameron
Jordan
Erin
Bobby
Shannon
Reply:I would name my baby Carmen before I would Linn and I think there are different spellings for the name Linn too like Lynn, Lyn Lin, and I advise on not naming your baby Angel because they say that when you name your child something like Angel, then the kid usually turns out opposite of what it's name is.
I think both Carmen and Linn are unisex names too, but I like Carmen better for a girl than a boy, and I think I like Linn better for a boy than a girl.
Reply:Alex
%26gt;Bailey
%26gt;Brett
%26gt;Cameron
%26gt;Casey
%26gt;Chris
%26gt;Dakota
%26gt;Dale
%26gt;Daryl
%26gt;Drew
%26gt;Dylan
%26gt;Evan
%26gt;Frances
%26gt;Gene, Jean
%26gt;Gerry, Jerry
%26gt;Glenn
%26gt;Hunter
%26gt;Jamie
%26gt;Jessie
%26gt;Jo, Joe
%26gt;Jordan
%26gt;Kai
%26gt;Keil
%26gt;Kyle
%26gt;Lane
%26gt;Lee, Leigh
%26gt;Micki, Mickey
%26gt;Nicky
%26gt;Pat
%26gt;Quinn
%26gt;Ray, Rae
%26gt;Ricki, Ricky
%26gt;Riley, Reilly
%26gt;Rory
%26gt;Sam
%26gt;Schuyler
%26gt;Sean, Shawn
%26gt;Sky
%26gt;Spencer
%26gt;Terry
Reply:carmen a unisex name? it just sounds so feminine
kasey / casey
june
joie-joey
alain-alaine-allaine %26lt; my name =)
thats all i can think of for now. im pretty sure there are hundreds more.
Reply:riley is a unisex name
Reply:angel
Reply:Andy
Ashley
Lesley
Cameron
Jordan
Erin
Bobby
Shannon
Alex
Bailey
Brett
Cameron
Casey
Chris
Dakota
Dale
Daryl
Drew
Dylan
Evan
Frances
Gene, Jean
Gerry, Jerry
Glenn
Hunter
Jamie
Jessie
Jamison
Jo, Joe
Tony
Linn
Kai
Keil
Keli
Kyle
Lane
Lee, Leigh
Lauren
Micki, Mickey
Nicky
Pat
Quinn
Ray, Rae
Ricki, Ricky
Riley, Reilly
Rory
Sam
Schuyler
Sean, Shawn
Sky
Spencer
Terry
lesley
Reply:no Carmen is a female name, Cameron is a unisex name, or Camryn is unisex
Stacy
Tracy
Stevi
Scotti
Chayse
Michael / Mychael / Mycole/ Mykol
Avery
Ivan/ Evon
Jayden
Jordan
Chris
Reply:I think you could get away with Carmen, but Linn sounds (to me) like a more feminine name. While there are men with the name Lynn (e.g. Lynn Swann), I can only imagine the insufferable abuse that other children would inflict on your poor child.
Is Carmen a unisex name? I've seen it on different websites that it is. I'm trying to find a nice unisex name
Carmen to me is a girls name. I love unisex names. I have a Skyler and a Sage, both unisex names. How about Kerry, Alex, Aaron/Erin, Andy, Billie, Brett, Blake, Bo, Baily, Cameron, Casey, Colby, Connie, Cory, Dallas, Darcy, Darrel, Deon, Dixie, Drew, Errick, Fran, Frankie, Gail, Gene/Jean, Glenn, Haley, Holly, Jade (love this one), Jamie, Jodie, Jorden, June, Kay, Kelly, Kendell (love this one too) Lane, Lee, Liberty, Luke, Logan, lindy, Madsen, Merril, Micky, Moe, Monty, Nicky, Noel, Paige, Patsy, Patty, Phill, Perry, Paris, Quinn, Rainbow, Randy/Randee, Raven, Robbie, Rusty, Sam, Scotty, Sky, Sol, Sunny, Stevie,
Taylor, Terry, Todd, Tori, Tracy, Troy, Ty, Val, Van, Von, Wally, Wendy, Willie,
My dad started a little booklet that he calls "Frankie and Johnie" he lists names that he (or anyone in the family) KNOW is used as a boy and a girl name. It has to be a real person and not from a TV or movie show. Basically he collects unisex names. I only listed a small portion of his name collection but I thought it would help.
I think that some of these names are better for one gender rather than the other but the point is that they are used for both. Good luck.
Reply:Cameron is - I don't think Linn is. How about Taylor, Morgan, Riley or Quinn?
Reply:No. They are both girl names.
Reply:I feel they are both girl names.
Try like:
Pat
Jon
Caden
Jessie
Bobby
Hope these few helped--
Reply:Jamison, Keli, Lau'ren
Reply:alex
Reply:Carmen in my opinion is a female name.
Reply:I think Carmen is more unisex than Linn.
other unisex names Cameron, Casey, Chris, Tony (i), etc. check out the baby names book, they have a whole section on unisex names. they are really popular now
Reply:I think Carmen would be a unisex name. I have known both a male and female named Carmen. Linn to me is a female, but my ex's middle name was Lynn. So it's your choise if you like it. I think Carmen Linn would be cute for a boy or a girl.
Reply:go here: http://www.parenting.com/parenting/pregn...
Reply:Pat
Reply:Carmen is female. Go to a Baby Name Book. Beware of names with male and female spellings. I once had a roommate called Billie and that summer in college all of my men friends thought that I was living with a boy named Billy. It got confusing! My name is very feminine, but can be spelled with about 17+ variations. So make it easy to spell also.
Reply:Carmen is a female name.
Unisex name ideas:
Andy
Ashley
Lesley
Cameron
Jordan
Erin
Bobby
Shannon
Reply:I would name my baby Carmen before I would Linn and I think there are different spellings for the name Linn too like Lynn, Lyn Lin, and I advise on not naming your baby Angel because they say that when you name your child something like Angel, then the kid usually turns out opposite of what it's name is.
I think both Carmen and Linn are unisex names too, but I like Carmen better for a girl than a boy, and I think I like Linn better for a boy than a girl.
Reply:Alex
%26gt;Bailey
%26gt;Brett
%26gt;Cameron
%26gt;Casey
%26gt;Chris
%26gt;Dakota
%26gt;Dale
%26gt;Daryl
%26gt;Drew
%26gt;Dylan
%26gt;Evan
%26gt;Frances
%26gt;Gene, Jean
%26gt;Gerry, Jerry
%26gt;Glenn
%26gt;Hunter
%26gt;Jamie
%26gt;Jessie
%26gt;Jo, Joe
%26gt;Jordan
%26gt;Kai
%26gt;Keil
%26gt;Kyle
%26gt;Lane
%26gt;Lee, Leigh
%26gt;Micki, Mickey
%26gt;Nicky
%26gt;Pat
%26gt;Quinn
%26gt;Ray, Rae
%26gt;Ricki, Ricky
%26gt;Riley, Reilly
%26gt;Rory
%26gt;Sam
%26gt;Schuyler
%26gt;Sean, Shawn
%26gt;Sky
%26gt;Spencer
%26gt;Terry
Reply:carmen a unisex name? it just sounds so feminine
kasey / casey
june
joie-joey
alain-alaine-allaine %26lt; my name =)
thats all i can think of for now. im pretty sure there are hundreds more.
Reply:riley is a unisex name
Reply:angel
Reply:Andy
Ashley
Lesley
Cameron
Jordan
Erin
Bobby
Shannon
Alex
Bailey
Brett
Cameron
Casey
Chris
Dakota
Dale
Daryl
Drew
Dylan
Evan
Frances
Gene, Jean
Gerry, Jerry
Glenn
Hunter
Jamie
Jessie
Jamison
Jo, Joe
Tony
Linn
Kai
Keil
Keli
Kyle
Lane
Lee, Leigh
Lauren
Micki, Mickey
Nicky
Pat
Quinn
Ray, Rae
Ricki, Ricky
Riley, Reilly
Rory
Sam
Schuyler
Sean, Shawn
Sky
Spencer
Terry
lesley
Reply:no Carmen is a female name, Cameron is a unisex name, or Camryn is unisex
Stacy
Tracy
Stevi
Scotti
Chayse
Michael / Mychael / Mycole/ Mykol
Avery
Ivan/ Evon
Jayden
Jordan
Chris
Reply:I think you could get away with Carmen, but Linn sounds (to me) like a more feminine name. While there are men with the name Lynn (e.g. Lynn Swann), I can only imagine the insufferable abuse that other children would inflict on your poor child.
Do you like this unisex name?
Lately I've been on this kick about the name Shyler/Shylar. I don't know why I like it, but I do. I actually like the dutch spelling Schuyler, but traditionally it's pronounced (Sky-ler).
What do you think? Is it more of a boy or girl name? And is the pronunciation too far out there?
Do you like this unisex name?
i like that name!
shylar could be for both! i cant decide if its more male prominent or female. it could really go as both
i love it.
Reply:is Shyler/Shylar pronounced Sky ler as well???
i like both but only for a boy. it would have to be on the right boy as to not be to girly tho. i really prefer the spelling Schuyler esp for a boy. i dont think the pronounciation would be 2 big a deal.
Reply:my name is Sky my daughters is Shyanne lol
i guess i could use this name for my next daughter its pretty cool actually
Shylar is the better spelling
Reply:Shyler spelled this way seems like a boy. Shylar spelled this way seems more girly. But to me both names seem girly. But I personally dont like these names at all.
Reply:I definitely like Skylar for a girl, but if you hate it, then Shylar for a girl. It sounds kind of made up, slightly strange.
Reply:I personally absolutely love the name Skylar for a girl...not too sure about Shylar though...maybe Shyla... definetely girl names in my opinion
Reply:for a girl-skylar
for a boy-shylar
hope this helps=)
Reply:i love Skyler for a girl, spelling like the traditional spelling
Reply:i think it is more of a girl name
i do not like the name at least not that spelling
Reply:More of a girl name is pronouced Sky-ler. A boy name if it were Shy-ler.
Reply:i have a cousin who's a guy and his name is skylar.
Spelled like that. s-k-y-l-a-r
Reply:I'm not a fan
Reply:i think its too feminie for a boy
Reply:Shyler would be more for a girl, I think. It's okay, but not my favorite.
Reply:I like it,.
Reply:Dont like it sorry...sounds wierd
Reply:i love the name skylar, but spelled that way too
Reply:anyway you look at the name = ew!
What do you think? Is it more of a boy or girl name? And is the pronunciation too far out there?
Do you like this unisex name?
i like that name!
shylar could be for both! i cant decide if its more male prominent or female. it could really go as both
i love it.
Reply:is Shyler/Shylar pronounced Sky ler as well???
i like both but only for a boy. it would have to be on the right boy as to not be to girly tho. i really prefer the spelling Schuyler esp for a boy. i dont think the pronounciation would be 2 big a deal.
Reply:my name is Sky my daughters is Shyanne lol
i guess i could use this name for my next daughter its pretty cool actually
Shylar is the better spelling
Reply:Shyler spelled this way seems like a boy. Shylar spelled this way seems more girly. But to me both names seem girly. But I personally dont like these names at all.
Reply:I definitely like Skylar for a girl, but if you hate it, then Shylar for a girl. It sounds kind of made up, slightly strange.
Reply:I personally absolutely love the name Skylar for a girl...not too sure about Shylar though...maybe Shyla... definetely girl names in my opinion
Reply:for a girl-skylar
for a boy-shylar
hope this helps=)
Reply:i love Skyler for a girl, spelling like the traditional spelling
Reply:i think it is more of a girl name
i do not like the name at least not that spelling
Reply:More of a girl name is pronouced Sky-ler. A boy name if it were Shy-ler.
Reply:i have a cousin who's a guy and his name is skylar.
Spelled like that. s-k-y-l-a-r
Reply:I'm not a fan
Reply:i think its too feminie for a boy
Reply:Shyler would be more for a girl, I think. It's okay, but not my favorite.
Reply:I like it,.
Reply:Dont like it sorry...sounds wierd
Reply:i love the name skylar, but spelled that way too
Reply:anyway you look at the name = ew!
When did Rory go from being a boy's name to being unisex or feminine?
The only Rory's in history I've heard of were men: the actors Rory Calhoun and Rory Cochrane, and the obscure British musician Rory Storm (Ringo Starr was in his band before he joined the Beatles), and the irish musician Rory Gallagher
But now when I say i would like to name a son that, I always get "isn't that girl's name?"
What happened?
When did Rory go from being a boy's name to being unisex or feminine?
This is happening a lot. Any time a name goes unisex it eventually (sometimes takes many years) gets associated with femininity and it goes out of favor as a boy's name.
Examples: My father in law's name is Beverley. This was once a perfectly acceptable name for boys. (Late 40s, early 50s) His brother is named Sandy. I also have a brother in law named Jody and my nephew's name is Courtney. I kid you not. These were once predominantly male names.
John Wayne's real name is Marion. It used to be a unisex name.
Carmen started out as a boy's name.
Names that used to be strictly masculine are being taken for girls- or new unisex names are being made up. Examples: Bailey, Jordan, Cameron, Ryan, Morgan, Alex, Riley, Dakota, Jayden, Morgan, Logan even James, Noah and Michael, etc, etc. And as soon as these names begin getting popular for girls, they start to disappear for boys.
It's a trend I guess, hard to tell which name is going to pop up as a girl's name next! :)
Reply:Rory is Irish and means "red king", which to me says it is a masculine name. Report Abuse
Reply:I'm sure it's been a unisex name for a while, but I think the widespread cultural confusion is due to the Gilmore Girls.
Rory is an uncommon name, and most peoples' experience with it is probably through that show, in which case a girl is named Lorelai, but called Rory.
I have only known, in real life, boy Rory's though. I think it's a great name.
Reply:The only place I have every heard it was on the Gilmore Girls and I guess the "E" sound on the end of it makes me think feminine. I did not know it was a male name because I have never heard it used that way. If you like Rory for a little boy then go with it. Name your child what you feel comfortable with and like.
Reply:people are mentioning "Gilmore Girls" but I also thought I'd reference Rory Freedman, the best-selling author of the "Skinny B*tch" series who has been alive much longer than Gilmore Girls has been on the air, lol.
Reply:Rory is more of a nickname for girls called Aurora or Lorelai.
Yes, you should be mad at the writers of Gilmore Girls!
I don't like the name btw.
Reply:i gotta go with the answers from others rory is a more feminine name and i really havent ever heard it as a guy except celebs and their names are always weird
Reply:The only time I've ever heard this name was on Gillmore Girls and the character that has this name is a girl.
Reply:i went to high school with a Rory way back when and when i still hear that name i think about a 300 lb nasty greasy haired boy with a leather coat...sorry :)
Reply:Never heard of a girl named Rory. I think it is an irish boys name and I really like it.
Reply:It's a unisex name to me. But I prefer it as a boy's name. ;)
Reply:I didn't even know Rory was a boys name. It sounds masculine but the "ee" sound ending ruins it.
Reply:I've never heard of it being used for girls, but I live in Europe. It's solidly a masculine name here.
Reply:When dumb parents decided to make it trendy..
Reply:No it has always been a unisex name.So leave it alone!
Reply:Since Gillmore Girls :)
fuchsia
But now when I say i would like to name a son that, I always get "isn't that girl's name?"
What happened?
When did Rory go from being a boy's name to being unisex or feminine?
This is happening a lot. Any time a name goes unisex it eventually (sometimes takes many years) gets associated with femininity and it goes out of favor as a boy's name.
Examples: My father in law's name is Beverley. This was once a perfectly acceptable name for boys. (Late 40s, early 50s) His brother is named Sandy. I also have a brother in law named Jody and my nephew's name is Courtney. I kid you not. These were once predominantly male names.
John Wayne's real name is Marion. It used to be a unisex name.
Carmen started out as a boy's name.
Names that used to be strictly masculine are being taken for girls- or new unisex names are being made up. Examples: Bailey, Jordan, Cameron, Ryan, Morgan, Alex, Riley, Dakota, Jayden, Morgan, Logan even James, Noah and Michael, etc, etc. And as soon as these names begin getting popular for girls, they start to disappear for boys.
It's a trend I guess, hard to tell which name is going to pop up as a girl's name next! :)
Reply:Rory is Irish and means "red king", which to me says it is a masculine name. Report Abuse
Reply:I'm sure it's been a unisex name for a while, but I think the widespread cultural confusion is due to the Gilmore Girls.
Rory is an uncommon name, and most peoples' experience with it is probably through that show, in which case a girl is named Lorelai, but called Rory.
I have only known, in real life, boy Rory's though. I think it's a great name.
Reply:The only place I have every heard it was on the Gilmore Girls and I guess the "E" sound on the end of it makes me think feminine. I did not know it was a male name because I have never heard it used that way. If you like Rory for a little boy then go with it. Name your child what you feel comfortable with and like.
Reply:people are mentioning "Gilmore Girls" but I also thought I'd reference Rory Freedman, the best-selling author of the "Skinny B*tch" series who has been alive much longer than Gilmore Girls has been on the air, lol.
Reply:Rory is more of a nickname for girls called Aurora or Lorelai.
Yes, you should be mad at the writers of Gilmore Girls!
I don't like the name btw.
Reply:i gotta go with the answers from others rory is a more feminine name and i really havent ever heard it as a guy except celebs and their names are always weird
Reply:The only time I've ever heard this name was on Gillmore Girls and the character that has this name is a girl.
Reply:i went to high school with a Rory way back when and when i still hear that name i think about a 300 lb nasty greasy haired boy with a leather coat...sorry :)
Reply:Never heard of a girl named Rory. I think it is an irish boys name and I really like it.
Reply:It's a unisex name to me. But I prefer it as a boy's name. ;)
Reply:I didn't even know Rory was a boys name. It sounds masculine but the "ee" sound ending ruins it.
Reply:I've never heard of it being used for girls, but I live in Europe. It's solidly a masculine name here.
Reply:When dumb parents decided to make it trendy..
Reply:No it has always been a unisex name.So leave it alone!
Reply:Since Gillmore Girls :)
fuchsia
Know of a good Androgynous (UNISEX) name?
I'd like to use another androgynous name with the name Christian. It doesn't matter if Christian is the first or middle name, but I definately want to keep that name. Any good ideas? Thanks in advance.
Know of a good Androgynous (UNISEX) name?
i like the name reed. but here is a website with a list:
http://www.babynameguide.com/categoryuni...
Reply:Jean / Gene - there are a few other spelling variations.
Reply:there are lots of great unisex names like Taylor, Morgan, or Sam.
Reply:Dana
Reply:Reece or Reese. It is the name of my child.
Reply:keaton, Payton, Kennedy, Kasey, Erin, Jaden,
Reply:Taylor
Reply:Jorden, Jackie, Shawn are all good unisex names. Hope they help you out!
Reply:Andy Andi
Sam Sam
Pat
Joey
Reply:i love the name Avery for a boy or girl
Reply:Taylor.
Reply:teagan
Reply:Jamie/Jaime
Reply:Alex (Alexander or Alexandria) - I like a longer name that can be shortened to a boy/girl name, that way, if the kid doesn't like it, they always have another name to go by.
Reply:Leslie
Reply:Reagan
Ryan (for a girl you could spell it Ryanne)
Taylor
Micah
Hannigan
Rylee
Sam
Ellis
Finlee (or Finley for a girl)
Reply:Kim is a good name. I went to school with a boy named Kim and of course there were girls named Kim.
Leslie is another name. Again, in the same school, a boy named Leslie and girls named Leslie.
Ryan is yet another name for both boys or girls.
Reply:Shane
Reply:Devin, Ryan, Hunter, Shelby, Christian
Reply:Rae or Ray
Dakota
Sam
Know of a good Androgynous (UNISEX) name?
i like the name reed. but here is a website with a list:
http://www.babynameguide.com/categoryuni...
Reply:Jean / Gene - there are a few other spelling variations.
Reply:there are lots of great unisex names like Taylor, Morgan, or Sam.
Reply:Dana
Reply:Reece or Reese. It is the name of my child.
Reply:keaton, Payton, Kennedy, Kasey, Erin, Jaden,
Reply:Taylor
Reply:Jorden, Jackie, Shawn are all good unisex names. Hope they help you out!
Reply:Andy Andi
Sam Sam
Pat
Joey
Reply:i love the name Avery for a boy or girl
Reply:Taylor.
Reply:teagan
Reply:Jamie/Jaime
Reply:Alex (Alexander or Alexandria) - I like a longer name that can be shortened to a boy/girl name, that way, if the kid doesn't like it, they always have another name to go by.
Reply:Leslie
Reply:Reagan
Ryan (for a girl you could spell it Ryanne)
Taylor
Micah
Hannigan
Rylee
Sam
Ellis
Finlee (or Finley for a girl)
Reply:Kim is a good name. I went to school with a boy named Kim and of course there were girls named Kim.
Leslie is another name. Again, in the same school, a boy named Leslie and girls named Leslie.
Ryan is yet another name for both boys or girls.
Reply:Shane
Reply:Devin, Ryan, Hunter, Shelby, Christian
Reply:Rae or Ray
Dakota
Sam
Can someone tell me an unisex name meaning "beautiful"?
I'm searching for a name, which you can use either in female or male, which means "beautiful". Can someone give me some options please? thank you!
Can someone tell me an unisex name meaning "beautiful"?
schane is the german word for beautiful
Reply:I don't know about meaning "beautiful" but here are some names that can be boy and girl.
-Sam
-Hayden
-Kelly(kinda)
-Aaron/Erin
-Joe(can be for Jone or Jo-ann or Joanna or Joseph)
-Shane
-Shea
-Rory
-Stewart(kinda)
-Tray(not really)
-Chandler
-Channing
-Chancellor(kinda)
-Blake
sorry I have so many!
Reply:i found this website which gives lets of names meaning beautiful for either genderhttp://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php...
Hope this helps!!
Reply:Beau - according to babynames.com the meaning of the name Beau is beautiful, handsome and the origin of the name Beau is French.
I love the name Isabeau for a girl.
Reply:actaully i know this girl who's name means "beautiful" in Chinese or Japenese, i forgot which languge
it's "Riri"
Reply:Kalyan is a Sanskrit name that means "lovely". It's technically a boy's name, but I think it would sound good for a girl too.
Reply:BELLA OR BELLO
(THEY ARE THE ITALIAN WORDS FOR PRETTY OR BEAUTIFUL)
Reply:Chula. Spanish for beautiful one
Reply:Astrid means both beauty %26amp; strength
Reply:Hayden
Can someone tell me an unisex name meaning "beautiful"?
schane is the german word for beautiful
Reply:I don't know about meaning "beautiful" but here are some names that can be boy and girl.
-Sam
-Hayden
-Kelly(kinda)
-Aaron/Erin
-Joe(can be for Jone or Jo-ann or Joanna or Joseph)
-Shane
-Shea
-Rory
-Stewart(kinda)
-Tray(not really)
-Chandler
-Channing
-Chancellor(kinda)
-Blake
sorry I have so many!
Reply:i found this website which gives lets of names meaning beautiful for either genderhttp://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php...
Hope this helps!!
Reply:Beau - according to babynames.com the meaning of the name Beau is beautiful, handsome and the origin of the name Beau is French.
I love the name Isabeau for a girl.
Reply:actaully i know this girl who's name means "beautiful" in Chinese or Japenese, i forgot which languge
it's "Riri"
Reply:Kalyan is a Sanskrit name that means "lovely". It's technically a boy's name, but I think it would sound good for a girl too.
Reply:BELLA OR BELLO
(THEY ARE THE ITALIAN WORDS FOR PRETTY OR BEAUTIFUL)
Reply:Chula. Spanish for beautiful one
Reply:Astrid means both beauty %26amp; strength
Reply:Hayden
What's a good unisex name for a dog?
For a shorkie.
What's a good unisex name for a dog?
Riley
Reply:puppy
Reply:Jessie
Reply:Honestly, you can't ever find the right name for any dog until you have met them and experienced their personality.
Reply:Confuse your neighbors and call the dog Kitty
Reply:Jamie
Phoneix
Kelly
Rosko
Shannon
Reply:hi,
Serious or silly, evocative or ironic--whatever you decide to christen your dog, it better be something you're comfortable both printing on veterinary forms as well as yelling at the top of your lungs from the other side of the park.
here are some choices:
http://dogtime.com/dog-names.html
hope this helps.
Reply:Pogo
Bounce
Grin
Wag
Poet
Chili
Reply:i just had deja vu because i could've sworn i just answered this same exact question.
Reply:Buttons?
Reply:How many time are you going to ask this tonight?
What's a good unisex name for a dog?
Riley
Reply:puppy
Reply:Jessie
Reply:Honestly, you can't ever find the right name for any dog until you have met them and experienced their personality.
Reply:Confuse your neighbors and call the dog Kitty
Reply:Jamie
Phoneix
Kelly
Rosko
Shannon
Reply:hi,
Serious or silly, evocative or ironic--whatever you decide to christen your dog, it better be something you're comfortable both printing on veterinary forms as well as yelling at the top of your lungs from the other side of the park.
here are some choices:
http://dogtime.com/dog-names.html
hope this helps.
Reply:Pogo
Bounce
Grin
Wag
Poet
Chili
Reply:i just had deja vu because i could've sworn i just answered this same exact question.
Reply:Buttons?
Reply:How many time are you going to ask this tonight?
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