A few Georgian names today! 
Mzia (f), meaning “sun”
Tamta (f), meaning “strong, brave”
Nikoloz (m), a Georgian form of [name_m]Nicholas[/name_m]!
Levan (m), a Georgian form of [name_u]Leon[/name_u]!
Tamaz (m), from the Persian Tahmasp, meaning “brave/valiant horse”
Natia (f), a diminutive of Natela but often used on its own, meaning “light, bright”
Bira: A boy name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin. Also a girl name of Indian origin meaning “having husband and male child”.
Calfuray: A girl name of Mapuche (Indigenous American) origin meaning "violet flower”. Pronounced kahl-FOOR-eye.
Catahecassa: A boy name of Shawnee (Indigenous American) origin meaning “black hoof”.
Cauã: A boy name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “hawk, falcon”.
Chaska: A boy name of Sioux (Indigenous American) origin meaning “firstborn son”.
Cipactli: A unisex name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “crocodile” or "caiman”. It was also the first day of the Aztec 260-day calendar.
Citlalli: A girl name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “star”.
Cochise: A boy name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin with an uncertain meaning. It possibly means “wood”.
Cowessess: A boy name of Ojibwe (Indigenous American) origin meaning “little child”.
Cuauhtémoc: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “descending eagle”. This is the Spanish version of [name_m]Cuauhtemoc[/name_m].
[name_m]Cuauhtemoc[/name_m]: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “descending eagle”. This was the name of the last Aztec emperor.
Dasoda-hae: A boy name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “he just sits there”.
Degataga: A boy name of [name_u]Cherokee[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “standing together”.
Dehgewanus: A girl name of [name_u]Seneca[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin, possibly meaning “two falling voices” or “pretty girl, pleasant thing”.
Dezba: A girl name of Navajo (Indigenous American) origin meaning “going to war”.
Diindiisi: A unisex name of Ojibwe (Indigenous American) origin meaning “bluejay”.
Dos-teh-seh: A girl name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “something at the campire already cooked”.
Ehecatl: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “wind”.
Gian-nah-tah: A boy name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “always ready”.
Giiwedin: A boy name of Ojibwe (Indigenous American) origin meaning “north”.
Giiwedinokwe: A girl name of Ojibwe (Indigenous American) origin meaning “woman of the north”.
Gouyen: A girl name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “wise”. Variant spelling of Góyań.
Goyaalé: A boy name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “one who yawns”. This was the real name of famed Apache leader Geronimo.
Góyań: A girl name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “wise”.
Goyathlay: A boy name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “one who yawns”. Alternate spelling of Goyaalé.
[name_f]Gillian[/name_f] as a masculine name, pronounced not with a J sound but with a G as in good.
It has been used more than 500 times in [name_u]France[/name_u] and more than 200 times in the Netherlands. It might also be used in other countries.
Agreed. I’ve always thought that pronunciation existed and that it was used for boys.
I would like to suggest the name [name_m]Isi[/name_m] for girls. It is said to be unisex, yet is only included as a boy name.
Ha-o-zinne: A girl name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “standing up straight”.
Hastiin: A boy name of Navajo (Indigenous American) origin meaning “man”.
Hauzini: A girl name of Apache (Indigenous American) origin meaning “standing up straight”. Variant spelling of Ha-o-zinne.
Hokolesqua: A boy name of [name_f]Shawnee[/name_f] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “cornstalk”.
Ho’otseoo’e: A girl name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “lightning woman”.
Iina: A girl name of Navajo (Indigenous American) origin meaning “life”.
Inti: A boy name of Quechua (Indigenous American) origin meaning “sun”. The name of the Incan sun god.
Iqaluk: A unisex name of Inuit (Indigenous American) origin meaning “fish”.
Iracema: A girl name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “lips of honey”.
Isapo-Muxika: A boy name of Siksika (Indigenous American) origin meaning "big [name_m]Crow[/name_m] foot”. This was the name of the Blackfoot chief commonly known as Crowfoot.
Itzamna: A boy name of [name_u]Mayan[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “iguana house”. The name of the [name_u]Mayan[/name_u] creator god.
Itzcoatl: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “obsidian snake”.
I didn’t realize until today, but Hekate doesn’t appear to be here. It’s just the Greek form of [name_f]Hecate[/name_f], the [name_f]Goddess[/name_f] of crossroads and witchcraft. It is thought to mean far off.
Also, Yve, a form of [name_m]Yves[/name_m]. Its [name_u]French[/name_u], and mostly used for boys but I think it could be feminine too as a spelling variation of [name_f]Eve[/name_f] or a nickname for [name_f]Yvonne[/name_f] or [name_f]Yvette[/name_f]. It could derive from either [name_m]Ivo[/name_m] meaning yew or [name_m]Ivan[/name_m] which comes from John/Ioannes/Yochanan/Johanan meaning Yahweh is gracious
Alkestis / Alcestis / Alkistis (g), Greek name meaning “brave, valiant”. A figure from Greek mythology, there’s also a play by Euripides titled Alcestis. Pronounced AHL-kee-stees in Greek, not sure about the English pronunciation - maybe AL-see-stees?
Menelaus / Menelaos (b), Greek name meaning “the wrath/strength of the people”, a central figure from the Iliad. Pronounced meh-NEH-lah-oss in Greek, meh-nah-LAY-us in English.
[name_f]Jaci[/name_f]: A unisex name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “moon”.
Jacira: A girl name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “honey moon”.
Jeruti: A girl name of Guarani (Indigenous American) origin meaning “dove”.
Kaneonuskatew: A boy name of [name_u]Cree[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning "he who walks on four claws”.
Kawacatoose: A boy name of [name_u]Cree[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning "poor man”.
Kawisenhawe: A girl name of Mohawk (Indigenous American) origin meaning “she who holds the ice”.
Kenojuak: A unisex name of Inuit (Indigenous American) origin meaning ““rough-legged hawk”. It is a variant spelling of Qinnuajuaq and the name of Kenojuak Ashevak, a famed Inuit artist.
Kinich: A boy name of [name_u]Mayan[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “sun-eyed”.
Kisecawchuck: A boy name of [name_u]Cree[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “daystar”.
Klah: A boy name of Navajo (Indigenous American) origin meaning “left-handed”.
Lalawethika: A boy name of [name_f]Shawnee[/name_f] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “he makes noise”.
Licarayen: A girl name of Mapuche (Indigenous American) origin meaning “stone flower”.
Lihuén: A unisex name of Mapuche (Indigenous American) origin meaning “morning”. A variation of Liwen.
Liwen: A unisex name of Mapuche (Indigenous American) origin meaning “morning”.
Ma’evehpota’e: A girl name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “red leaf woman”.
Mahihkan: A boy name of [name_u]Cree[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “wolf”.
Mahpiya: A unisex name of [name_f]Sioux[/name_f] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “cloud” or “sky”.
Albaer – Limburgish form of [name_m]Albert[/name_m] with its spelling influenced by Albert’s [name_u]French[/name_u] pronunciation.
[name_m]Just[/name_m] realized that [name_u]Meztli[/name_u] is registered as unisex already. Apologies.
Malinalli: A girl name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “tall grass”.
Ma’ome: A boy name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “ice”.
Maquinna: A boy name of Nuu-chah-nulth (Indigenous American) origin meaning “possessor of pebbles”.
Ma’tano: A boy name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “bowstring”.
Mekaisto: A boy name of Siksika (Indigenous American) origin meaning “red crow”.
Meona’hane: A boy name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “morning killer”.
Methoataske: A girl name of [name_f]Shawnee[/name_f] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “lays eggs in the sand”.
[name_f]Metztli[/name_f]: A unisex name of Aztec (Indigenous American) origin meaning “moon”.
Miigwan: A unisex name of Ojibwe (Indigenous American) origin meaning “feather”.
Miillaaraq: A girl name of Greenlandic origin meaning “humming”.
Miski: A girl name of Quechua (Indigenous American) origin meaning “honey”.
Mistawasis: A boy name of [name_u]Cree[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “big child”.
Moacir: A boy name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “regret”.
Moacyr: A boy name of Tupi (Indigenous American) origin meaning “regret”. Variant spelling of Moacir.
Moctezuma: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “he becomes angry like a lord”. Variant spelling of Motecuhzoma.
Mokee’e: A girl name of [name_u]Cheyenne[/name_u] (Indigenous American) origin meaning “little woman”.
Montezuma: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “he becomes angry like a lord”. Variant spelling of Motecuhzoma.
Motecuhzoma: A boy name of Nahuatl (Indigenous American) origin meaning “he becomes angry like a lord”.
Mupitsukupu: A boy name of Comanche (Indigenous American) origin meaning “old owl”.
[name_m]Mitsuki[/name_m] is only listed as a boy’s name, but it’s gender neutral and is the real name of singer Mitski !!
I finally found a name I’ve been looking for for ages. It’s Sanika, a feminine name of Sanskrit origin meaning “Flute”.
I had a really close friend when I was about 6 or 7 called Sanika, nn [name_u]Sunny[/name_u]. She moved away and I didn’t have any way to contact her. I often wonder how she’s doing now. When I joined nameberry I tried to find her name, however I could only remember the sound but not the spelling. The other day I was going through primary school photos and found the class photo from when we were in the same class and it had her name on it. I’m so happy I finally found her name! I really hope you’re doing well [name_u]Sunny[/name_u]!
ME TOO OMG
Éanna (m) – Modern [name_u]Irish[/name_u] form of Énna, which possibly comes from Old [name_u]Irish[/name_u] én meaning “bird”. It was the name of several [name_u]Irish[/name_u] kings and heroes and was also worn by a 6th-century saint who built the monastery of Killeany on [name_m]Aran[/name_m]. See also: [name_m]Enda[/name_m].
I play volleyball with a Sanika!! Her friend calls her Sani. I think she’s like 13 rn.
I’d like to suggest Rosangela.
It’s a combination of [name_f]Rosa[/name_f] and [name_f]Angela[/name_f] used primarily in [name_u]Brazil[/name_u] but it has also been used in [name_f]Italy[/name_f], Luxembourg, Spain, Cape [name_f]Verde[/name_f], and the Dominican Republic (and likely in other countries as well). It was in the top 15 feminine names in [name_u]Brazil[/name_u] throughout the 1960s and 70s, today it ranks in the 400s there. There is also a Dominican-Puerto Rican singer who goes by the one name Rosangela (it is her real first name in addition to her stage name) who has appeared on Latin American Idol. Rosângela is another spelling.
I wanted to suggest Ælfgifu/Aelfgifu- its an Anglo-Saxon personal feminine name and means [name_f]Elf[/name_f] (aelf) [name_u]Gift[/name_u] (gifu). I think its quite pretty and it also has a few famous bearers, including Aelfgifu of [name_u]York[/name_u] (Queen of [name_u]England[/name_u] in the late 900s), and it was also given as a name to [name_f]Emma[/name_f] of Normandy (mother of [name_u]Edward[/name_u] the Confessor, last Anglo-Saxon king before the [name_m]Norman[/name_m] invasion in 1066) when she became [name_f]Queen[/name_f] of [name_u]England[/name_u] in 1002. The name was used for her in all official court documents. Its regal and very medieval sounding and I have not been able to find it on Nameberry!
Thanks <3