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Unique girls’ names

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Aaliyah
Abbigayle
Abcde (pronounced ‘AB-suh-dee’)
Abidee
Abolone Severina
Abriana
Abriha (pronounced ‘uh-BREE-uh’)
Abullee
Acaylia (pronounced ‘uh-KAYL-ya)
Adalynn
Addeday
Addilee
Adelaide
Aden
Adonna
Adora
Aelora (pronounced ‘uh-LOR-uh’)
Aevah Havea (first and last name, palindromic)
Afton
Aftyn
Ahnestee (pronounced the same as Honesty)
Akia
Alahnna
Alaska *
Alaya
Alcaida (Caucasian family)
Aleeya
Alexyn
Alezandra
Aliana
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
Alondra
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
Andi (yes, a girl)
Andreana
Anecia
Anex
Aniece (pronounced ‘uh-NEES’)
Anise
Annakin
Annastasia
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’)
Ardeth
Areli O’Reilly (first and last names of a little girl)
Arely
Aria
Aries
Arizona (nickname ‘Rizzie’)
Arlyce (pronounced ‘ar-LEESE’)
Armatha
Armenia
Arrie
Artemisia
Arthette (named after her grandfather and grandmother, Arthur and Annette)
Aryella
Aryanna
Ascension Angel (first and middle names)
Asha
Ashkia
Ashla
Ashtyn
Aspen Forester
Aspyn
Aspynn
Asrael
Atella
Athelney (pronounced ‘uh-thel-nee’ with the accent on ‘thel’)
Atlee
Attaittlyn
Audesi (pronounced the same as ‘Odyssey’)
August
Aunesti (pronounced the same as ‘Honesty’)
Austa
Austyn
Ava (pronounced ‘ah-vah’)
Avaani (pronounced ‘ah-VAHN-ee’)
Avalon
Avaya
AvenLee
Avenleigh
Avery
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

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Baby One (first and middle name)
Baileigh (pronounced the same as ‘Bailey’)
Baxter
Bella
Bentley
Benzlee
Berkley
Berlin
Beryldean (pronounced ‘barrel-deen’)
Bethal
Bethlehem
Bevery (no, not Beverly)
Blaikly
Blaize (yes, a girl)
Blakely (pronounced the same as Blaikly)
Blayd Sonnie Queenie Sue
Blue Ivy (first and middle names)
Blythe
Bobette
Boston
Boxanna
Brackell
Brada
Brandallyn
Braylee
Brayzlee
Brecklyn
Breelle (pronounced ‘bree-ELLE’)
Breezie
Breigh (pronounced ‘bree’)
Breilly
Brekke
Brexley
Briar
Briawna (pronounced ‘bree-aw-nah’)
Briearna
Briearne
Briggette
Brighton
Briella
Brielle (combination of Brandon and Danielle, the parents)
Brinnley
Britlee
Brittanna
Brittannee
Brittini
Brittny
Brodee
Brokell
Brooklinn
Brooklyn
Bryella (pronounced ‘bree-ella’)
Bryleigh
Brylie
Brynleigh
Burgundy
Buria
Byrlin

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Cacci (pronounced ‘kay-see’, even though it looks like ‘khaki’)
Caijsa (pronounced ‘KAY-zhu’)
Cairo (pronounced the same as the capital of Egypt)
Cambria
Calista
Calix
Calloway (mom was a golfer)
Camaro
Camma
Campbell
Canary
Capri
Caramie
Carlye
Carmae (accent on the last syllable)
Carmelita
Carlys
Carrigan
Cartha
Caryll (pronounced the same as ‘Carol’)
Cascia (pronounced ‘cash-yah’)
Cassiopeia
Ceason (pronouned ‘season’)
Celestial Angel (first and last name)
Celina
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
Cherish
Cherry
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’)
Clarice
Cicilee
Cienna
Ciera (pronounced the same as ‘Sierra’)
Cinni (not a nickname, pronounced ‘sin-ee’)
Cinthya (a clever swap of two vowels)
Clamidia
Clementine
Cleova
Cletona
Cletorius (a woman back East on a “Wanted” poster, middle name was Fry)
Cleva
Clixie
Cody
Cohen
Cologne (the father was of German descent, so he named his daughter after a German city)
Cooper
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 *

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Dalarie
Daleasa (pronounced ‘duh-LEE-suh’)
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’, the same as Danielle)
Dannyella
Danyele (pronounced ‘dan-YELL’, the 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
Delania
Delauna
Delayna
Delaynie
Delighta
Delightra
Deloss (pronounced ‘duh-LOSS’)
Demery
Demmy
Denali
Denys (pronounced the same as ‘Denice’ or ‘duh-nees’)
Desarae
Despersady (her nickname is Sadie)
Destinee
Detta
Devalynn
Devynne (pronounced the same as Devan)
Deyjah (pronounced ‘day-shuh’)
Dezalin
Dezra
Diantha
Dilly
Divinefavor
Dollee
Domino (a Caucasian 5-year old girl)
Doralee
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
Dream Weaver (first and last names)
Drennan (Jeffan’s daughter)
Dru
Dulcibella
Dwan
Dyamond (pronounced the same as ‘Diamond’)
Dykell

E – E – E – E – E – E – E – E

Ebony
Echo
Edelmira
Edelveis
Eden
Edika
Edison (her father was reading a book on the famous inventor at the time of birth)
Edra
Eevie Blu
Eilie
Eislee
Eleamarie
Electa
Elevyn (pronounced ‘ella-VINN’)
Eliana
Elliott
Elkley (father was a big-game hunter)
Ella Sunshine (first and middle names)
Elliott (nickname is Ellie; yes, a girl)
Elmorna
Elsyne (pronounced ‘ell-SEEN’)
Elynn (pronounced ‘ee-LIN’)
Ember
Emberlyn
Emberlynn
Embrielle
Emeree
Emeri
Emery
EmRee
Enorah
Eritrea
Errlamay (pronounced ‘air-lah-may’)
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’)

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Fallon Jennell Bendall
Farley
Fayden
Felicity
Fenix
Ferralyn (nicknames are Boo-boo and Ferry)
Ferrell (she was named after her mother!)
Fiona
Floralena (combination of Flora and Alena, her grandmothers)
Flordelis (pronounced ‘flor-duh-lees’)
Floyce
Freedim
Freya
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
Gary (true story; her mother’s maiden name was McGary, so the mother named her daughter Gary to honor her ancestry)
Gemma Dimon (first & last name, pronounced Jemma Diamond)
Genera
Genesia
Genesis
Genesses (yes, pronounced the same as Genesis)
Gennevieve
Georgenia (this name is pronounced the same as Georgina, but her parents liked this spelling better!)
Geraldeane
Giannalynn
Gigi
Gissella
Giti
Gitty
Glenadene
Glenadine
Glennar
Gloriadawn (she named her own daughter Aprildawn)
Golitha
Gracelee
Graciee
Gracyn (pronounced ‘gray-son’)
Gradee
Grayden
Gretel
Gretl (pronounced the same as ‘Gretel’)
Guineveve
Gypsyrose

H – H – H – H – H – H – H – H

Hada
Haeli (unique spelling of Haylie)
Halayna (father wanted Helen, mother wanted Elena, so…)
Haleigh (unique spelling of Haylie)
Halie (unique spelling of Haylie)
Halina
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)
Harper Ellis (first and middle names of a baby girl)
Harvest
Haven
Havenstorm
Havoc
Hayes
Hayzlee
Hazeleigh (pronounced ‘hayz-lee’)
Heavenly Angel Sent From Above Jones (Jones is the last name)
Heavenly Blue Moonlight
Heiress
Helix
Hendrickson (provides for some unique nicknames)
Hi-D
Hilton
Hinckley Myslinski (first and last name!)
Hollynd
Honeyfaye
Honor
Hunter Anna Fisher (notice the first and last names)

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Iceland
Illyana
Illyzabeth
Imogen
Inara
Indee
India
Indica
Indie
Indigo
Indigo Grey
Indy Anna Jones
Iola
Ireen
Ireta
Ishtar (Caucasian family, not Pakistani ;o) )
Isobel
Iysha (pronounced ‘eye-EE-sha’)
Izzi

J – J – J – J – J – J – J – J – J

Jace
Jaci
Jadalynn
Jade-star
Jaedon Sioux
Jael
Jaislyn
Jamaica
Jameson (she has a sister named Legion)
Jamylet
Jammie S (first and middle names, the first name is pronounced the same as Jamie, but together the names are slang for ‘pajamas’)
Janecca
January
Jariah
Jasna
Jaushlynn
Jaycene
Jayla
Jaylan
Jaylyne (pronounced ‘jay-linn’)
Jayn
Jayri
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’)
Jerika
Jerzi
Jesanie
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!)
J’Lee (pronounce ‘juh-LEE’)
Joceline
Johenel
Jonean (pronounced ‘joe-neen’)
JoQell (pronounced joe-kell)
Jordan
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

Kacedy (pronounced the same as Cassidy)
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
Karely
Karinda
Karisha
Karizma (one of my all-time favorite ‘unusual’ names)
Karleigh
Karlin
Kamryn
Kanae
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
Katalina
Kaydawn
Kayelise
Kaylix
Kayman
Kaysen
Kayt (pronounced the same as ‘Kate’)
Kayzlee
Kazeray (pronounced ‘kaz-uh-ray’)
Kedzie
Keesa
Keltie
Kenalee
Kenalou
Kenzlee
Kerstlyn
Kezlee
Khaely
Khloe (pronounced ‘klo-ee’)
Kiah
Kieran
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
Kynlei
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
Larah
Larayne (pronounced the same as Lorraine)
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
Leeannah
LeErin (pronounced ‘lee-AIR-un’)
Legion (she has a sister named Jameson)
Leighann (pronounced ‘lee-ANN’)
Lemon
Lemon Sharp (first and last names)
Leri (pronounced the same as ‘Larry’)
Lexee
Lexington
Lexus
Leylin (pronounced ‘lay-LYNN’)
Liberty
Libya
Liesel
Lili
Liliandra
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
Livi
Lizbella
Loa
Loki
Lola
London
Loredana
Lottee
Lotus
Love (pronounced ‘el-oh-vee’. I did not make this up. This is true!)
Loweena
Loyce (she has a twin sister named Joyce)
Loydece
Lucky Betts (first and last names)
Lunalynn (pronounced ‘loon-uh-lin’)
Lyndria
Lynnda
Lynnel
Lynnsi (pronounced the same as Lindsey)
Lynz
Lyrix

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Mabel Ann (2013!)
Mackazlyn
Maddisyn (pronounced the same as Madison)
Madialyn (pronounced similar to ‘medallion’)
Madson
Madysen
Madyson
Maeby Jane
Maeli
Maeve (prounouced ‘mave’, as in wave or Dave)
Magnolia Mary
Mahala Rosetta
Maisie
MaKayzlie
Makazdyn
Makazlyn
Makenzee
Makiah
Makinsee
Makinzee
Makya (pronounced ‘muh-KYE-yah’)
Makynna
Malene
Malia
Mallie
Malou
Maquel
Maravia (pronounced ‘muh-RAVE-ee-uh’, Caucasian family, named after a river rafting company in northern Idaho)
Marba
Marbe (pronounced ‘marb’)
Margene
Maridian
Marisiti (pronounced ‘muh-RISS-itee’)
Marjann
Markelle
Markessa
Marki (pronounced ‘mar-kee’)
Marlou (father’s name was Marvin, and mother’s name was Louise, so…)
Maroque
Marvia
Maryssa
Matha (pronounced ‘MAY-thuh’)
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
McKendlee
McKinlei
McKinley
McKinzi
McKynlee
Meda
Meeka
Meikah (pronounced ‘mee-kuh’)
Meisi (pronounced ‘may-see’)
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
Michelena
Mickelle
Midgie Audrene (72 years old)
Mikin (pronounced ‘my-kin’)
Mikkia
Mildora (father wanted Mildred, mother wanted Dorothy, so they compromised)
Miracle
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
Moira
Monah
Monorel (pronounced the same as ‘monorail’)
Montai (pronounced ‘mon-TAY’)
Montserrat (mom saw the name on a television program and loved it; nickname is Monty)
Moonlight
Morrigan
Muffet
Muriella
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
Neva
Nevada
Nevaeh (Heaven backwards)
Nezly
Nida (NIGH-dah)
Nikayla
Nikora
Nilda
Nixon
Noa (yes, a girl)
Noah (yes, another girl)
Noelia
Norah
Nova
November
Novena
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 *
Paisleigh
Paisley
Paityn
Paizlee
Pallow (her parents said it was a pioneer name ?)
Paloma (Caucasian family; it means pigeon or dove in Spanish)
Pamala
Parley Ann Taylor
Parthenia
Pate
Pawny
Paycyn
Payge
Paytyn
Peach (has a brother named Dash)
Peacock
Pemberton
Penelope Marie (Penny Mae)
Pepper
Perla
Persephone
Persimani
Philinda
Pigeon
Pilgrim
Pitrice (pronounced the same as ‘Patrice’)
Porsha
Portlynn
Precia Joette
Precious Apple Peel (first name and married name, a Filipino girl)
Presslee
Preslie
Pria
Priya (pronounced ‘pree-yah’)
Promelia
Prudence (nickname is Pru)

Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q

Queen Esther (first and middle name!)
Quendalina
Quianna
Quiara
Quida
Quilla
Quin
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
Raven Shaw (first and last names)
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
Rheagan (pronounced the same as Reagan)
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’)
Romy (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’)

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Sabra
Safire (pronounced the same as Sapphire)
Saige
Sailor
Samaria
Samaritan
Samueletta
Sanna
Saphira
Saphyra (her mother is named Tysheena)
Sarcie
Savyon
Saylem
Sayler
Satania (last name, see above under ‘Karma’)
Scarlett
Sckarlett
Scotlynn
Scout
Scyler (pronounced the same as ‘Skyler’)
Semaj (it is pronounced ‘see-madge’ and she has a twin brother named James. Look closely at the two names.)
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
Sharranne (pronounced the same as Sharon)
Shaunene
Shayna Demelsa
Shekina Glory (first and middle names)
Shelbee
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”)
Shyanne
Sipola Teressa
Siscelia
Sjanna (pronounced the same as ‘Shauna’)
Skye
Skyleigh
Slai-Ann
Sleta
Sloane
Smada
Sojourner
Sparkle
Spencer (yes, a girl)
Stadanne (pronounced ‘stay-DAN’)
Staffordshire (nickname is ‘Staffy’, wonderful young woman we met in Stratford, New Zealand)
Stailey
Star (her last name is ‘Moon’)
Starlena
Starlet
Starley
Starlynn
SteDan (the father’s name was Steven and the mother’s name was Danielle, so …)
Stiletto
Storm Angel
Suez
Suhny (pronounced ‘Sunny’)
Sully
Sunshine
Suri
Sway
Swayzee
Syceillia (pronounced the same as Cecilia)

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Tacelyn
Tadje (pronounced ‘tad-jee’)
Tae
Taegan
Taelor
Taheiszha
Tahnee
Tailee
Taisha Starr
Taizley
Talei
Taleigh
Talia
Talley
Tamani
Tanaleah
Tangie
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
Temptress
Tenlyn
Tennysen
Terran
Teton
Teyana
Tezania J’adore Aquitania (last name is Christey; sweet little girl we knew in Hawera, New Zealand; the family called her TJ)
Thankful
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
Trinitee
Trishka
Trilyon (pronounced the same as ‘trillion’)
TruAnn
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)

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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
Vena (pronounced ‘VEE-nah’)
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.)
Via
Vilate (pronounced ‘vuh-LATE’)
Vinnie (This was the name of an elderly cataract patient. When I asked about her unique name, she launched into a well-rehearsed response: “Yes, Vinnie is my given name; no, I am not a man; no, I am not Italian; no, I am not a member of the Mafia!”)
Vonnie
Vontella
Vulva Starbright

W – W – W – W – W – W – W – W

Warby
Waverley
Wenda
Wesley (Jimmer Fredette’s daughter)
Willow
Wilodene
Winchester (called her Winnie)
Winter
Whitley
Whysper Ryver
Witni
Wyatt
WyeAnne (pronounced ‘why-ANN’)

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Xakriuth (Caucasian, Utah Valley parents, blue-eyed, blond-haired little girl, they call her ‘Zackee’)
Xanthe (pronounced ‘zan-thee’)
Xiannah
Xoiy (pronounced the same as Zoey)
Xoriyah
Xyla
Xzealeah

Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y

Ya Hyness
Yandary
Yanna
Yaritza
Yuklin

Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z

Zaira
Zamiya
Za-naya (the hyphen is part of her given name)
Zanella
Zannah
Zarahemla (father was Amulek)
Zarin
Zaydey (pronounced ‘zay-dee’)
Zaylie
Zedith
Zellie
Zephina
Zerin Maluy (first and middle names)
Zetella Lind
Zianna
Zierra
Zinnia
Zinniah
Zion
Ziva
Zoetta
Zofia
Zonda
Zuhrenity (similar to ‘Serenity’)
Zuma Nesta Rock (Gwen Stefani)
Zurenity (nickname is ‘Zuri’)
Zydian
Zylah

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