I only have two names, ha. I have an extraordinarily limited definition of ‘unisex.’
[name]Devon[/name]
[name]Adrian[/name]
Also, any other unisex names would be appreciated.
[name]Adrienne[/name]
I don’t think there’s a “girl” spelling of [name]Devon[/name]. It’s just a boy’s name to me.
[name]Both[/name] of the girl Devs I have known are [name]Devin[/name], not [name]Devon[/name]. [name]Devon[/name] are boys.
[name]Adrian[/name] should be boy in my opinion YMMV, but yes people use it for girls. I also like [name]Adrianne[/name] and [name]Adrienne[/name].
I think [name]Quinn[/name] is unisex.
Good [name]Luck[/name]!
[name]Devon[/name] - While I know a girl named [name]Devon[/name] who spells it like that, I also have met several girls named [name]Devin[/name]. (With an I in place of the O.) I actually quite like this name, especially with the nn [name]Dev[/name].
[name]Adrian[/name] - To me, this IS the feminine spelling, but I have also heard of [name]Adrianne[/name], [name]Adrien[/name], and [name]Adrienne[/name].
Of course, any spelling is fine for any child, but as the bearer of an androgynously-spelled unisex name, I would have preferred growing up with a spelling that more clearly showed that I’m a girl.
[name]Just[/name] a few unisex names:
[name]Day[/name]
[name]Ellis[/name]
[name]Greer[/name]
[name]Kieran[/name]
[name]Linden[/name]/[name]Landon[/name]
[name]Shiloh[/name]
[name]Sage[/name]
Plus a lot of word names and color names are unisex - [name]Gray[/name], [name]Sparrow[/name]…
[name]Hope[/name] this helped!
I actually like the [name]Adrian[/name] spelling for a girl but I think the proper spelling is [name]Adrienne[/name]. [name]Devin[/name] would be my girl spelling but I have seen [name]Devyn[/name].
[name]Adrian[/name] I have seen spelled [name]Adrienne[/name] for girls. I know both boy and girl Devons, but the only Devins I know are girls.
[name]Devon[/name] is a boy’s name. There’s no “girl spelling”. There are also no “girl spellings” of the names [name]Thomas[/name] or [name]Butch[/name], because they are not girls’ names.
[name]Adrian[/name]: [name]Adrienne[/name] or [name]Adriane[/name]. Personally I prefer the more exotic [name]Hadrienne[/name].
[name]Harper[/name] and [name]Avery[/name]
[name]Adrian[/name] to me is all boy, I don’t see it as unisex at all. [name]Adrienne[/name] is feminine but I pronounce then differently - AY-dree-uhn vs Ay-dree-ENN.
[name]Devon[/name] is a place name to me (a county in the UK) so I can see it as unisex. I know two - a girl [name]Devon[/name] and a boy [name]Devin[/name] but I don’t think either spelling is more girl than another. There’s also [name]Devyn[/name] which I’ve seen too.