Unique Girls Names

My little girl's name is Kaya Like kayak with out the k. I love it and it sounds good with Grace

It isn't just that cute spellings that have to spell their names all their lives. My name has several different ways that it can be spelled (I wouldn't say any of them is a cute spelling either) so I am always spelling it for everyone. My married name is the same way - there is 2 different ways to spell it. And I agree with Crick - you cannot have Ashley back for boys. It suits my daughter very well - even the "cute" way I spelled it.

Okay what drives me crazy is this: Miracle Nevaeh. I saw so many of those while my son was in the hospital. Yech. :arrow: Yes, a lot of us parents with sick children believe that our children are miracles, but do they really need to be named that?

DDW - I've hear the ever popular growing "nevaeh" and asked about it once. The Heaven spelled backwards is significant and the "in" thing I guess. lol.

It sure is the "in" thing. Last week Cameron had to get a chest xray after an appointment. Sure enough, the baby called before him was a "Neveah". Plus, so many Neveah's in the NICU last winter. :eek: I'm a pretty nice, person, but I know I rolled my eyes when I heard that name called.

I've always had a girl's name picked out that I never heard until the past couple years...Arianna Rose. Unfortunately my cousin stole the entire name and used it for her youngest daughter. I was a bit upset to say the least. But it does seem more popular now so I'm kinda glad we didn't use it. Our daughter's birthfamily chose her first name, we chose the middle. Sasha Kaylynn She was going to be Kaylynn Sasha, but at the hospital we thought Sasha suited her better for a first name. But now we have to explain to everyone we didn't chose it b/c of Barack's daughter. Her big brother picked it and I don't really think in elementary school he was aware of the elections! haha. So I'm sure Sasha will be a very popular name as she grows up. Kay is my mom's middle name, Lynn is mine and it was my 2nd favorite behind Arianna growing up. Other favs are: Lily Grace-after my great grandma Clara or Claire-after a great aunt Jocelyn-just because I think it's beautiful :)

The name that we had talked about before ever starting the adoption process was Marinda Nicole. But by the time we were matched and close to getting DD and her bmom asked us what we wanted to name DD.....it seemed too formal. I wanted something more relaxed. We searched a lot of name sites and I kept coming back to any variation of: Kaydee, Caddie, Cadie Cadee. So in the end we chose Cadie with the middle name of Bree. More often than not we use her first and middle names when we talk to her.

Oooh, I'd be careful with Marinda. There's a sticky-sweet orange soft drink available all over Europe, and it's called "Mirinda." It would be like naming a kid "Pepsi"!!

Wow, all the names in this thread are unique too sweet.

Names are the most integral or we can say they play a vital role in everybodys life. Nobody can estimate how much long they would along us but still they can add fame into our lives if properly chosen by our parents .My parents chosen a very unique and beautiful name for me, my mamma likes the name of a latest grooming singer Enrique and so it is my name.

Amelie. Kastara. Summer Marie. Meredith. Sonora (Sunny). Keadie. Amara. Josephte. Valencia.

I met a girl named Chaclyn (pronounced Chaselynne) the other day. I thought that was a pretty and unusual name.

Here are the few names that goes with the middle name grace are Isabella, Iris, Ivy.

This thread is pretty dead. I have seen some extremely rare ones on behindthenames.com and thinkbabynames.com. Some more notable being: Finnuola Miliana Aquanette Coral etc

How about Moana??? Suggested by my daughter :)