Unique girls’ names
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- Aaliyah
- Abbigayle
- Abcde (pronounced ‘AB-suh-dee’)
- Abolone Severina
- Abriana
- Abriha (pronounced ‘uh-BREE-uh’)
- Abullee
- Adalynn
- Addilee
- Aden
- Adora
- Aevah Havea (first and last name, palindromic)
- Afton
- Aftyn
- Ahnestee (pronounced the same as Honesty)
- Akia
- Alahnna
- Alaska *
- Alaya
- Alcaida (Caucasian family)
- Aleeya
- Alexyn
- Alicya
- Aliex ( her parents wanted something more unique than just plain ‘Alex’ )
- Alita (a non-Hispanic family)
- Aliyah Desha (pronounced ‘uh-LEE-uh duh-SHAY’)
- Alkira
- Allegra
- Allessandra
- Alezandria
- Allessandra
- Alorah
- Alyjah (pronounced similar to ‘Elijah’)
- Alzina
- Amandine
- Amani
- Amarah (Caucasian family)
- Amayzee Mayhem *
- Ambellina
- Amberlee
- Aminadi ( pronounced ‘uh-min-uh-dee’ )
- Anaba (pronounced ‘uh-NAH-buh’)
- Anadalay
- Analiyah
- Andreana
- Anecia
- Aniece (pronounced ‘uh-NEES’)
- Anise
- Annakin
- AnnDee (pronounced the same as ‘Andy’)
- Appolonia
- Aprildawn (her mother’s name is Gloriadawn; Aprildawn was born in September!)
- Aquanetta
- Araya (pronounced ‘uh-RAY-yah’)
- Arely
- Aria
- Aries
- Arizona (nickname ‘Rizzie’)
- Arlyce (pronounced ‘ar-LEESE’)
- Armatha
- Arrie
- Artemisia
- Arthette (named after her grandfather and grandmother, Arthur and Annette)
- Ascension Angel (first and middle names)
- Asha
- Ashkia
- Ashla
- Ashtyn
- Aspen Forester
- Atella
- Athelney (pronounced ‘uh-thel-nee’ with the accent on ‘thel’)
- Atlee
- Atta
- Austa
- Austyn
- Ava (pronounced ‘ah-vah’)
- Avalon
- Avaya
- AvenLee
- Avenleigh
- Avon
- Axl (pronounced the same as ‘axel’. Yes, this was a little girl.)
- Avriel
- Axuray (pronounced ‘azure-ray’, Caucasian parents)
- Aylah
- Ayzia
- Azenith
- Azia
- Azpyn
B – B – B – B – B – B – B – B
- Baby One (first and middle name)
- Baileigh (pronounced the same as ‘Bailey’)
- Bethlehem *
- Bentley
- Berkley
- Berlin
- Beryldean (pronounced ‘barrel-deen’)
- Benzlee
- Blaikly
- Blayd Sonnie Queenie Sue
- Blythe
- Bobette
- Boston
- Brackell
- Brada
- Brandallyn
- Braylee
- Brayzlee
- Brecklyn
- Breelle (pronounced ‘bree-ELLE’)
- Breezie
- Breigh (pronounced ‘bree’)
- Breilly
- Brekke
- Brexley
- Briar
- Briearna
- Briearne
- Brighton
- Briella
- Brielle (combination of Brandon and Danielle, the parents)
- Brittanna
- Brittini
- Brittny
- Brodee
- Brokell
- Brooklinn
- Brooklyn
- Bryella (pronounced ‘bree-ella’)
- Bryleigh
- Brylie
- Burgundy
- Byrlin
C – C – C – C – C – C – C – C
- Caijsa (pronounced ‘KAY-zhu’)
- Cairo (pronounced the same as the capital of Egypt)
- Cambria
- Calista
- Calix
- Calloway (mom was a golfer)
- Camaro
- Campbell (true, a girl named Campbell)
- Canary
- Capri
- Caramie
- Carmae (accent on the last syllable)
- Carmelita
- Carlys
- Carrigan
- Cartha
- Cascia (pronounced ‘cash-yah’)
- Ceason (pronouned ‘season’)
- Celestial Angel (first and last name)
- Chalet
- Chamberlee
- Chame
- Chamonix (pronounced ‘shah-moh-NEE’)
- Chandler
- Chanua
- Charlsie (pronounced ‘charl-see’)
- Charmalee (nickname was Charm)
- Charlissa
- Chasidy
- Chealece (pronounced ‘sha-leece’)
- Cheniece
- Chevelle (Her father is a car enthusiast. I recommended ‘Malibu’ as the name of their next baby girl. )
- Cheyanne
- Cheyenne
- Chonnan
- Christle (pronounced the same as ‘Crystal’)
- Chyleen
- Chynna (one family pronounced this name as ‘China’ and another woman pronounced her name “shee-nah”)
- Ciahna (pronouned ‘see-awe-nah’)
- Ciara (pronounced ‘kee-rah’)
- Cicilee
- Ciera (pronounced the same as ‘Sierra’)
- Cinni (not a nickname, pronounced ‘sin-ee’)
- Cinthya (a clever swap of two vowels)
- Clementine
- Cleova
- Cletona
- Cletorius (a woman back East on a “Wanted” poster, middle name was Fry)
- Cleva
- Clixie
- Cody
- Cohen
- Copley
- Coppelia
- Copper
- Coraline (pronounced kora-leen)
- Coreyne (pronounced the same as ‘Corinne’)
- Corliss
- Cornelia
- Corona (she has a twin named Covid)
- Cristelle
- Crystalele
- Crystal Snow Flake (Flake was the last name)
- Crystal Shanda Leer (last name Leer)
- Cumorah
- Cu Que (pronounced ‘Cookie’)
- Curlyn
- Cymony (pronounced ‘SIMM-uh-nee’)
- Cynamon *
D – D – D – D – D – D – D – D
- Dalarie
- Dalejean (Her father’s name was Eugene Dale Jones. He wanted to name his first child after himself, so ….. )
- Daleyza (pronounced ‘duh-LAY-zuh’)
- Danai (pronounced the same as deny)
- Daniaul (pronounced dan-YELL, same as Danielle)
- Darey
- Dar Jan
- Davian
- Davina (not a Latina girl, very Caucasian)
- Debbra (correct spelling)
- Decarma (a 72 year old cataract patient )
- Decqlin *
- Deetta (pronounced ‘dee-ETT-uh’)
- Dee Ette
- Deja Vu (first and last names)
- Dekota
- Delauna
- Delayna
- Demmy
- Denali
- Denys (pronounced the same as ‘Denice’ or ‘duh-nees’)
- Desarae
- Destinee
- Devalynn
- Devynne (pronounced the same as Devan)
- Deyjah (pronounced ‘day-shuh’)
- Dezra
- Dilly
- Divinefavor
- Dollee
- Domino (a Caucasian 5-year old girl)
- Dorla (74 years old, husband’s name was Brownie, they named a son Brownie also)
- Dorolee (has a sister named ‘Hariella’)
- Dorygage (pronounced ‘doree-gauge’, she named her own daughter Oliviaryan)
- Draxa
- Drennan (Jeffan’s daughter)
- Dru
- Dulcibella
- Dyamond (pronounced the same as ‘Diamond’)
E – E – E – E – E – E – E – E
- Ebony
- Echo
- Edelveis
- Eden
- Edika
- Edison (her father was reading a book on the famous inventor at the time of birth)
- Edra
- Eevie Blu
- Eilie
- Eislee
- Electa
- Elliott
- Elkley (father was a big-game hunter)
- Ella Sunshine (first and middle names)
- Elliott (nickname is Ellie; yes, a girl)
- Elmorna
- Elsyne (pronounce ‘ell-SEEN’)
- Ember
- Embrielle
- Emeree
- Enorah
- Eritrea
- Erwina
- Erykah (unique spelling of Erica)
- Esterleen
- Eternity (her friends call her ‘Nutty’)
- Ethlyn
- Eulalia (pronounced ‘you-lay-lee-uh’)
- Eutona (pronounced ‘Utah-nah’)
- Everley
- Everly
- Evonna Mormon Beauty
- Exonnie (the ‘o’ has a long vowel sound)
- Exyz
- Ezrae (pronounced ‘ez-ray’)
F – F – F – F – F – F – F – F
- Fallon Jennell Bendall
- Farley
- Fayden
- Felicity
- Fenix
- Ferralyn (nicknames are Boo-boo and Ferry)
- Fiona
- Floralena (combination of Flora and Alena, her grandmothers)
- Floyce
- Freedim
- Funee (pronounced ‘funny’) *
- Furlann
G – G – G – G – G – G – G – G
- Gainell (pronounced ‘gay-nell’)
- Galactica
- Galilee (she has a twin brother named Nazareth)
- Galina
- Garna
- Garnett
- Garvene
- Gemma Dimon (first & last name, pronounced Jemma Diamond)
- Genesia
- Genesis
- Genesses (yes, pronounced the same as Genesis)
- Gennevieve
- Geraldeane
- Giti
- Glennar
- Gloriadawn (she named her own daughter Aprildawn)
- Golitha
- Grayden
- Gretel
- Gretl (pronounced the same as ‘Gretel’)
- Guineveve
- Gypsyrose
H – H – H – H – H – H – H – H
- Haeli (unique spelling of Haylie)
- Halayna (father wanted Helen, mother wanted Elena, so…)
- Haleigh (unique spelling of Haylie)
- Halie (unique spelling of Haylie)
- Halle (unique spelling of Haylie)
- Halleigh (pronounced ‘HAL-lee’)
- Halloween (born on October 31st)
- Hampton
- Happiness
- Hariella (pronounced ‘harry-ella; her name is a combination of her grandmothers’ names, those being Harriet and Atella)
- Harvest
- Haven
- Havenstorm
- Havoc
- Hayes
- Hayzlee
- Hazeleigh (pronounced ‘hayz-lee’)
- Heavenly Angel Sent From Above Jones (Jones is the last name)
- Heavenly Blue Moonlight
- Helix
- Hendrickson (provides for some unique nicknames)
- Hi-D
- Hilton
- Hinckley Myslinski (first and last name!)
- Honeyfaye
- Honor
- Hunter Anna Fisher (notice the first and last names)
I – I – I – I – I – I – I – I
- Iceland
- Illyana
- Illyzabeth
- Imogen
- Inara
- India
- Indica
- Indie
- Indigo
- Indigo Grey
- Indy Anna Jones
- Iola
- Ireta
- Ishtar (Caucasian family, not Pakistani ;o) )
- Isobel
- Iysha (pronounced ‘eye-EE-sha’)
- Izzi
J – J – J – J – J – J – J – J – J
- Jace
- Jadalynn
- Jade-star
- Jaedon Sioux
- Jael
- Jamaica
- Jameson (she has a sister named Legion)
- Janecca
- January
- Jariah
- Jasna
- Jaushlynn
- Jaycene
- Jayla
- Jaylan
- Jaylyne (pronounced ‘jay-linn’)
- Jazlyn
- Jeffan (pronounced ‘jeff-ann’, her father’s name was Jeff)
- Jelaiah
- Jeliah (pronounced ‘juh-LYE-uh’)
- Jemima Buttercup (she has a brother named ‘Superstar Five’)
- Jerzi
- Jhett Dolores (first and middle names. Her mother’s name is ‘Marki’ (mar-kee).
- Jinaye
- Jinhee (pronounced as ‘jinny’)
- JKMNOP (pronounced ‘Noelle’ (No-L). Think about it!)
- Joceline
- Johenel
- JoQell (pronounced joe-kell)
- Jorja (yes, pronounced as “Georgia”) *
- Journey
- Journie
- Jubilee Jan Joy
- Juel (pronounced ‘jewel’)
- Julenny
- Juliaette (yes, that is the correct spelling)
- Junette
- Juniper
- Jyllian
- Jynx (investigator in “The District”)
K – K – K – K – K – K – K – K
- Kaela
- Kaeley
- Kaia
- Kaijh (pronounced ‘Cage’, a 7 year-old girl in a Caucasian family)
- Kaizlyn
- Kaliyah
- Kalipso
- Kalyx
- Kamealynn
- Kamylah (pronounced the same as ‘Camilla’)
- Kandas
- Kandy (her maiden name was Apple)
- Kanese (pronounced ‘kuh-NEES’)
- Kannen (yes, a girl)
- Kapri
- Karinda
- Karisha
- Karizma (one of my all-time favorite ‘unusual’ names)
- Karleigh
- Karma Thalya Satania (they made up the last name, desiring something unique, parents were “Gothic” teenagers)
- Karmyn (wanted a unique spelling)
- Karona Vyrus (yes, Corona Virus as her first and middle name. Parents chose this name for their baby girl in March 2020)
- Karyllynn (pronounced the same as ‘Carolyn’)
- Kasette
- Kasia
- Kasmyn
- Kayelise
- Kaylix
- Kayt (pronounced the same as ‘Kate’)
- Kayzlee
- Kazeray (pronounced ‘kaz-uh-ray’)
- Kedzie
- Keesa
- Keltie
- Kenalee
- Kenalou
- Kerstlyn
- Kezlee
- Khaely
- Khloe (pronounced ‘klo-ee’)
- Kiersten
- Kimba (had a daughter named Chandler)
- Kinder
- Kinzli
- Kiska
- Kismyn
- Kisti
- Kitzi
- Kjersti (pronounced ‘keer-stee’)
- Kjerstyn (pronounced ‘ keer-stun’)
- Klee
- Kloie
- Knisha (pronounced ‘neesha’)
- Kodee
- Kovi
- Konadee
- Koradine
- K-rae (the hyphen is an official part of the name, pronounced ‘KAY-ray’, last name is Traveller, she has a brother named ‘Tyme’)
- Kresta
- Kyana (if only her last name had been Pepper)
- Kyira
- Kylen
- Kyndal
- Kynlee
- Kyrie
L – L – L – L – L – L – L – L
- La-a (pronounced ‘luh-dash-uh’). The mother commented, “It’s not like the dash is silent!”
- Ladetra
- Ladonna
- Lady
- Ladynasty
- Laila
- Lakan (pronounced lay-kun, the mother said, “Give me a break! I had 8 kids!”)
- Lakely
- Laken
- Lamira
- Lanayie
- Lareine (pronounced the same as Lorraine)
- Lari (pronounced as ‘Larry’. Her father was convinced the baby was a boy and he wanted the name ‘Larry’. When a girl arrived, he kept the pronunciation and simply changed the spelling.)
- La Tisha
- LaVaun (she has a twin sister named LaVern)
- LaVel
- Lavender
- LaVoice
- Lavona
- Lawnea
- Lazay
- LeErin (pronounced ‘lee-AIR-un’)
- Legion (she has a sister named Jameson)
- Leighann (pronounced ‘lee-ANN’)
- Lemon
- Leri (pronounced the same as ‘Larry’)
- Lexus
- Leylin (pronounced ‘lay-LYNN’)
- Liberty
- Libya
- Liesel
- Lili
- Lilith
- Lilla
- Lilliella Patch (first and last names, her nickname is Lilypatch)
- Lillooette
- Linkyn (last name Myzlinski)
- Linzee
- Litzi (she has an acquaintance named ‘Litzia’)
- Litzia
- Litzy
- Lizbella
- Loki
- London
- Lottee
- Lotus
- Loydece
- Lucky Betts (first and last names)
- Lunalynn (pronounced ‘loon-uh-lin’)
- Lyndria
- Lynnda
- Lynnel
- Lynnsi (pronounced the same as Lindsey)
- Lyrix
M – M – M – M – M – M – M – M
- Mabel Ann (2013!)
- Mackazlyn
- Maddisyn (pronounced the same as Madison)
- Madialyn (pronounced similar to ‘medallion’)
- Madson
- Maeby Jane
- Maeli
- Maeve (prounouced ‘mave’, as in wave or Dave)
- Mahala Rosetta
- Maisie
- MaKayzlie
- Makazdyn
- Makazlyn
- Makenzee
- Makiah
- Makinsee
- Makinzee
- Makya (pronounced ‘muh-KYE-yah’)
- Makynna
- Malene
- Malou
- Maquel
- Maravia (pronounced ‘muh-RAVE-ee-uh’, Caucasian family, named after a river rafting company in northern Idaho)
- Marbe (pronounced ‘marb’)
- Maridian
- Marisiti (pronounced ‘muh-RISS-itee’)
- Marjann
- Markelle
- Marki (pronounced ‘mar-kee’)
- Marlou (father’s name was Marvin, and mother’s name was Louise, so…)
- Maroque
- Maryssa
- Mavanee (long vowel sound on the first A, as in grape)
- Mavanie (short vowel sound on the first A, as in apple)
- Mavonie (MAY-vunee)
- Mavoreen
- Maxwell James (first and middle names, she goes by the nickname ‘Maxie’. Her mother’s name is Marki (mar-kee).
- May Flower (first & last names)
- Mayna
- Mayrene (she named one of her daughters ‘Valrene’)
- McHaylah
- McKahl
- McKinlei
- McKinley
- McKinzi
- McKynlee
- Meda
- Meeka
- Meikah (pronounced ‘mee-kuh’)
- Mekette
- Memory
- Memphis
- Memry
- Menolli (pronounced the same as ‘mentally’ but without the t )
- Mentoria
- Merlyn (pronounced the same as Merlin. Yes, this was a woman.)
- Merrigan
- Merrili (pronounced the same as Mary Lee)
- Merritt Calhoon (first and middle names!)
- Mersadie
- Mersydes
- Mesa
- Messiah
- Miah
- Mickelle
- Midgie Audrene (72 years old)
- Mikin (pronounced ‘my-kin’)
- Mikkia
- Mildora (father wanted Mildred, mother wanted Dorothy, so they compromised)
- Miracle Heaven-Ann (first and middle names)
- Mirtha
- Mishala
- Missouri
- Misty Snow Flake (first, middle, and last names)
- Mitizi ( pronounced the same as Mitzi. Mitizi’s mother, Barbara, wanted 3 i’s in Mitizi because Barbara had 3 a’s in her name! Mitizi also has a sister named Amanda, with three a’s in her name.)
- Miya
- Mo
- Moana
- Moe
- Mogene
- Monah
- Montai (pronounced ‘mon-TAY’)
- Montserrat (mom saw the name on a television program and loved it; nickname is Monty)
- Moonlight
- Morrigan
- Muffet
- Muryntha
- Mutual
- Mycaela (pronounced ‘muh-KAY-luh’)
- Mykaia
- Myla
- Mystie
N – N – N – N – N – N – N – N
- Nabbi (pronounced the same as Abbie with an ‘n’ in front)
- Nadiha (pronounced the same as ‘Nadia’)
- Nanalee
- Nanalynn
- Naohmy
- Narlene (way to close to ‘gnarly’)
- Natalyn
- Natassjia (pronounced the same as ‘Natasha’)
- Navina
- Navy
- Nayabella
- Nayree
- Nayvee
- Nevada
- Nevaeh (Heaven backwards)
- Nida (NIGH-dah)
- Nikayla
- Nikora
- Nilda
- Nixon
- Noa (yes, a girl)
- Noah (yes, another girl)
- Norah
- Nova
- November
- Nyah
O – O – O – O – O – O – O – O
- Ocean
- Octavia (she was born on 8-8-08; the parents could have considered Octagon as well)
- Odessa *
- Oleah
- Oliviaryan (pronounced ‘olivia-ryan’, her mother’s name is Dorygage)
- Ona
- Onyx
- Orchid
- Orlinda
- Oriana Muse
- Orpha
P – P – P – P – P – P – P – P
- Paiezlie *
- Paisley
- Paizlee
- Pallow (her parents said it was a pioneer name ?)
- Paloma (Caucasian family; it means pigeon or dove in Spanish)
- Parley Ann Taylor
- Parthenia
- Pate
- Paycyn
- Paytyn
- Peach (has a brother named Dash)
- Penelope Marie (Penny Mae)
- Pepper
- Persephone
- Persimani
- Philinda
- Pigeon
- Pilgrim
- Porsha
- Portlynn
- Precia Joette
- Precious Apple Peel (first name and married name, a Filipino girl)
- Preslie
- Pria
- Promelia
- Prudence (nickname is Pru)
Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q
- Queen Esther (first and middle name!)
- Quendalina
- Quianna
- Quiara
- Quida
- Quilla
- Quincey Elsa
- Quincie
- Quinn
- Quinsee
R – R – R – R – R – R – R – R
- Radee
- Raegan
- Radawna
- Raiden
- Rain
- Rainbow Trout Fisher
- Rallet (pronounced as ‘ballet’ except with an R. She was named after a French perfume.)
- Rashae
- Rawkee (yes, a little girl, and it is pronounced ‘Rocky’)
- Raychellene
- Raylan
- Raynie Waters (first and last names)
- Raubie
- Raven
- Rayma
- Rayne (pronounced ‘rain’)
- Rayola
- Rebel (yes, a little girl named Rebel)
- Reighfyl (pronounced the same as ‘rifle’, and yes, a little girl)
- Reimmay
- Remedie (nickname ‘Remie’)
- Remi
- Renate (pronounced Ranata, elderly Caucasian woman)
- Renia
- Renza
- Rhiannon
- Rilynn
- Rinn
- Robin Fox Quayle (first, maiden, and married names; suggested names for her children are Colt, Bronco, Bear, Sparrow, and Fezant)
- Roemee (pronounced ‘row-mee’)
- Rory (unique name for a girl!)
- Rosemerry Rose (first and middle names)
- Rowie (sounds so much like Roy!)
- Roxas
- Roya
- Rozzy (given name)
- Rue
- RueBee
- Rula
- Ruthdalene
- Rye (true story!)
- Ryleeann
- Ryndan
- Ryver (pronounced the same as ‘River’)
S – S – S – S – S – S – S – S
- Sabra
- Safire (pronounced the same as Sapphire)
- Saige
- Sailor
- Samaria
- Samaritan
- Samueletta
- Saphira
- Saphyra (her mother is named Tysheena)
- Sarcie
- Savyon
- Saylem
- Sayler
- Satania (last name, see above under ‘Karma’)
- Sckarlett
- Scotlynn
- Scout
- September
- Sequoia (mom’s name was Ciera)
- Seraphine
- Serene Pearl Butterfly (first name and 2 middle names)
- Serenitee
- Sevyn
- Sexee
- Shade
- Shae
- Shalayna
- Shaneva
- Shannell
- Shantel
- Shantewa
- Sharayan
- Sharlee
- Sharma-lee
- Sharrae
- Shaunene
- Shayna Demelsa
- Shekina Glory (first and middle names)
- Shellsea (look what happens if you reverse the two syllables)
- Shendi
- Sherelda
- Sherida
- Shiney Starr (first and middle names)
- Shi Thead (shu-theed)
- Shyann (pronounced “Cheyenne”)
- Sipola Teressa
- Siscelia
- Sjanna (pronounced the same as ‘Shauna’)
- Skye
- Skyleigh
- Slai-Ann
- Sleta
- Sloane
- Sojourner
- Sparkle
- Spencer (yes, a girl)
- Stadanne (pronounced ‘stay-DAN’)
- Staffordshire (nickname is ‘Staffy’, wonderful young woman we met in Stratford, New Zealand)
- Starlena
- Starlet
- Starley
- Starlynn
- Stiletto
- Storm Angel
- Suez
- Suhny (pronounced ‘Sunny’)
- Sully
- Sunshine
- Suri
- Sway
- Swayzee
T – T – T – T – T – T – T – T
- Tacelyn
- Tadje (pronounced ‘tad-jee’)
- Taheiszha
- Tahnee
- Tailee
- Taisha Starr
- Taizley
- Talei
- Talia
- Tamani
- Tanaleah
- Tangilene
- Tanicca (tuh-NEE-kuh)
- Tanji
- Tannie
- Tanzii
- Taraleigh
- Tashalynn
- Tasheena
- Tasman
- Tatiana
- Tatum
- Tay
- Taylee
- Taylin Saige Poduska
- Taytom
- Tayton (her father’s name was Korman)
- Tayvree
- Teal
- Teela
- Tehya Geake (Caucasian)
- Temperance
- Temple Marriage
- Tenlyn
- Tennysen
- Teton
- Tezania J’adore Aquitania (last name is Christey; sweet little girl we knew in Hawera, New Zealand; the family called her TJ)
- Thaylene
- Thyrealynn (pronounced ‘tie-ruh-lin’)
- Tiana
- Tillie Lillian (Lillie)
- Tinesia Christiana
- Timber Tishka
- Tinley
- Tiphani (pronounced the same as Tiffany)
- Tiphaniee (pronounced the same as Tiffany)
- Titania
- Toledo
- Tove
- Towanda
- Treasure
- Tria
- Trindilyn
- Trinitee
- Trishka
- Trilyon (pronounced the same as ‘trillion’)
- Trynitee
- Twilite
- Twilla
- Tycee
- Tyeisha
- Tyla
- Tylr (pronounced the same as Tyler)
- Tymberlyn
- Tyme
- Tyneesha
- Tyra
- Tyradawn
- Tyreesha
- Tyrinie (pronounced the same as tyranny, but they wanted a unique spelling)
- Tysheena (has a daughter named Saphyra)
U – U – U – U – U – U – U – U
- Ulani
- Uneek (yes, Unique)
- Utopia
V – V – V – V – V – V – V – V
- V-anna
- Vadaesha (va-day-sha, Caucasian family, wanted to be unique)
- Vae Drewleene (first and middle names)
- Vagina (va-JEE-nah)
- Valkyrie (pronounced ‘VAL-kuh-ree’)
- Valrene (her mother’s name was Mayrene)
- Valyle
- Velvet
- Veon (pronounced ‘vee-OWN’, she named her oldest daughter ‘Malene’)
- Verdaun (Verdaun was child #6 in this family, and the parents allowed the oldest sibling to name the new baby.)
- Vontella
- Vulva Starbright
W – W – W – W – W – W – W – W
- Waverley
- Wenda
- Wesley (Jimmer Fredette’s daughter)
- Willow
- Wilodene
- Winchester (called her Winnie)
- Winter
- Whitley
- Whysper Ryver
- Witni
X – X – X – X – X – X – X – X
- Xakriuth (Caucasian, Utah Valley parents, blue-eyed, blond-haired little girl, they call her ‘Zackee’)
- Xoriyah
- Xyla
- Xzealeah
Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y
- Ya Hyness
- Yandary
- Yanna
- Yuklin
Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z
- Zaira
- Za-naya (the hyphen is part of her given name)
- Zanella
- Zarahemla (father was Amulek)
- Zarin
- Zaylie
- Zedith
- Zellie
- Zephina
- Zerin Maluy (first and middle names)
- Zetella Lind
- Zinnia
- Zinniah
- Zion
- Ziva
- Zoetta
- Zofia
- Zuhrenity (similar to ‘Serenity’)
- Zuma Nesta Rock (Gwen Stefani)
- Zydian
- Zylah
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