Pleasant, which could be either gender (I know this only because it has shown up as both)
Ellender
Zenith (which was a Brand Name for a radio in the very early 20th century and that's what she was named for. Sadly, she passed at around age 11 from pneumonia)
Aquilla, a masculine name (don't ask me how to pronounce it, I haven't a clue.)
Melvina, feminine.
Eda
Ida,
Ada,
Strangerman
Fielding
Cornilius
Can't think of anymore at this point, but hope my few names help.
Some of the names listed are actually super popular where I live now haha. Myself, I love unique names but not just because they're unique. I have to really like the sound of it as a name I won't use it just because it's different from other names.
They names I use right now are probably a combo of common and unique, and not sure which would be which depending on where you guys live I guess haha! I would be curious to see if you consider any of these ones unique or not LOL! I think most are common.
Alexandria
Abby
Connor (girl)
Jenab (girl)
Aaron
Dylan (girl)
Genevieve
Carlos
Brandon
Emily
Felix
George
Heidi
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Katie
Lucy
Zelda-Jane
Sarah
Kenya
Salim
Franklin
Once I named my sim Ethaniel. And sometimes I also give weird spellings for relatively common names (for example once I named my sim Cayke (pronounced kah-EE-kee) instead of the more common spelling Caíque, which is not an unusual name in Brazil, but the different spelling definitely is). Also, probably most names that I pick for my sims would be unique in the US since they're usually Brazilian names, such as Felipe, Fernando, Aline, Manuela, André, Juliana, etc, or even Caíque that I mentioned before.
Once I named my sim Ethaniel. And sometimes I also give weird spellings for relatively common names (for example once I named my sim Cayke (pronounced kah-EE-kee) instead of the more common spelling Caíque, which is not an unusual name in Brazil, but the different spelling definitely is). Also, probably most names that I pick for my sims would be unique in the US since they're usually Brazilian names, such as Felipe, Fernando, Aline, Manuela, André, Juliana, etc, or even Caíque that I mentioned before.
Hey would you know how to pronounce the Brazilian name Caua by any chance?
Once I named my sim Ethaniel. And sometimes I also give weird spellings for relatively common names (for example once I named my sim Cayke (pronounced kah-EE-kee) instead of the more common spelling Caíque, which is not an unusual name in Brazil, but the different spelling definitely is). Also, probably most names that I pick for my sims would be unique in the US since they're usually Brazilian names, such as Felipe, Fernando, Aline, Manuela, André, Juliana, etc, or even Caíque that I mentioned before.
Hey would you know how to pronounce the Brazilian name Caua by any chance?
Aquilla, a masculine name (don't ask me how to pronounce it, I haven't a clue.)
a-quil-a
The first 'a' is pronounced as an 'ah' sound.
Quil is pronounced like 'pill', except with a 'Q'. Also, pretty much pronounced the same as 'quill', the writing implement.
And the final 'a' is pronounced just as it is.
It is Italian.
On topic: I am a huge fan of Roman and Germanic names.
Thank you. He's from a branch not directly related to me. His older sister was the second wife of my sixth (6X) great-grandfather. I had to ask because I mispronounced the surname of the actor who portrayed Spock in the newer movies. I took the Qui and pronounced it Key-toe, instead of Kwin-toe. Quinto Face/palm.
Once I named my sim Ethaniel. And sometimes I also give weird spellings for relatively common names (for example once I named my sim Cayke (pronounced kah-EE-kee) instead of the more common spelling Caíque, which is not an unusual name in Brazil, but the different spelling definitely is). Also, probably most names that I pick for my sims would be unique in the US since they're usually Brazilian names, such as Felipe, Fernando, Aline, Manuela, André, Juliana, etc, or even Caíque that I mentioned before.
Hey would you know how to pronounce the Brazilian name Caua by any chance?
It's pronounced somewhat similar to "cow-UH".
Thank-you!!! I was guessing that but really wasn't sure at all.
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Pleasant, which could be either gender (I know this only because it has shown up as both)
Ellender
Zenith (which was a Brand Name for a radio in the very early 20th century and that's what she was named for. Sadly, she passed at around age 11 from pneumonia)
Aquilla, a masculine name (don't ask me how to pronounce it, I haven't a clue.)
Melvina, feminine.
Eda
Ida,
Ada,
Strangerman
Fielding
Cornilius
Can't think of anymore at this point, but hope my few names help.
http://www.getfreeebooks.com/star-trek-original-series-fan-fiction-trilogy/
In sims I guess I use "unique" names as in they're not English names.
Nyx
Gaia
Theia
Themis
Phoebe
Tethys
Rhea
Selene
Hestia
Demeter
Hera
Persephone
They names I use right now are probably a combo of common and unique, and not sure which would be which depending on where you guys live I guess haha! I would be curious to see if you consider any of these ones unique or not LOL! I think most are common.
Alexandria
Abby
Connor (girl)
Jenab (girl)
Aaron
Dylan (girl)
Genevieve
Carlos
Brandon
Emily
Felix
George
Heidi
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Katie
Lucy
Zelda-Jane
Sarah
Kenya
Salim
Franklin
Hey would you know how to pronounce the Brazilian name Caua by any chance?
It's pronounced somewhat similar to "cow-UH".
Isolde
Bruna
Borna (unisex)
Tamara
Merope
Ilima (unisex)
Oleander
Vito
Friedrich, Heinrich, Albrecht, Ottmar, Otto, Walther, Ehren, Wilhelm, Karl, Werner, Wernher, Ulrich, Dieter, Dietrich, Sigismund, Siegfrid, Waldemar, Manfred, Hellmuth, Wenzel, Leopold, Lothar, Ludwig, Hermann, Moritz, Sigurd, Volker, Ernst, Wolfram, Jürgen, Hansjörg, Rudolf, Günther, Jens......
Girls:
Hannelore, Klara, Bertha, Hertha, Sieglinde, Gudrun, Ludovika, Hildegard, Frederike, Wilhelmine, Ulrike, Luise, Karoline, Eva, Adelheid, Walburga, Jutta, Frieda, Theresia, Notburga, Wiltrud, Helmtrud, Dietlinde, Augusta......
a-quil-a
The first 'a' is pronounced as an 'ah' sound.
Quil is pronounced like 'pill', except with a 'Q'. Also, pretty much pronounced the same as 'quill', the writing implement.
And the final 'a' is pronounced just as it is.
It is Italian.
On topic: I am a huge fan of Roman and Germanic names.
Legacy Challenge
Thank you. He's from a branch not directly related to me. His older sister was the second wife of my sixth (6X) great-grandfather. I had to ask because I mispronounced the surname of the actor who portrayed Spock in the newer movies. I took the Qui and pronounced it Key-toe, instead of Kwin-toe. Quinto Face/palm.
I prefer English names, on the whole.
http://www.getfreeebooks.com/star-trek-original-series-fan-fiction-trilogy/
Udanna and Crescent for girls
Thank-you!!!
Annaleigh
Emberlynn
Verity
Eerie
Wren
Aerilee
Arriane
Brogan (could work for a boy too)
Breelan
Britta
Ezrie
Keltie
Lawsynn
Shanley
Vesper
For boys:
Declan
Boston
Avery (could work for a girl too, I prefer for a boy)
Aspen
Brevyn
Cillian
Embry
Evren
Ezra
Kinnick
Lakin
Phoenix
Sterling
Kestin
Marvel