As you see only 5 names have a gap 10 but all of the names on the list could be considered unguessably androgynous What does an even sex ratio mean for these names long-term.

Androgynous first names list. Hindi unisex name meaning moon In mythology this is the name of a lunar and fertility god. I asked friends if they think it is neutral and most of them said it is. Perfect name for those who love the power of lightning thunder and rain.

A Alber Arden Anja Apple Arizona B Bee Binx Brooklyn Beckett C Cara Caspar Cleo Coco D Demna Devon Dree Dries E Elettra Elin Erdem F Finn Flynn Freja G Gareth Gia Gucci H Haider Harlow Harper Haven Honor I. Old French To listen. Perfect for a rambunctious little bundle of joy.

This name is quite poplar for boys and girls and means defender or protector of humanity. This uncommon baby name means meadow in Galelic. Most Punjabi Sikh first names such as Sandeep Gurdeep Kuldeep Mandeep Surjeet Gurjeet Kuljeet Harjeet Manjeet Harpreet Gurpreet Jaspreet Kulpreet Manpreet Prabhjot Harjot Gurjot Jasjot and Sukhjinder Bhupinder Jasbinder Parminder Kulvinder Harjinder Ranjodh Sheeraz Hardeep Kirandeep Sukhdeep Govindpal Encarl Rajan are unisex names and equally commonly.

Very few of the 1947 top 30 were still androgynous in 2016. Obviously Kim popularized this name when her and Kanyes first child was born in 2013. Bump users tend to have their fingers on the pulse so look for these Bump-approved unisex names to get even more popular in the future.

The Bump Keeps Its Own List of Unisex Names. Are they really in a stable unisex balance or are we just looking at a list of names in mid-transition changing from one sex to the other. One of the original surnames used as a first name Ainsley is Scottish and means ones own meadow.

15 Celebrity Names If youre looking for androgynous baby names inspired by celebrities explore the 15 options below. Short for Alexander Alexandra and Alexis. Picking a gender-neutral baby name is becoming very popular and there are tons of reasons why parents are turning to unisex names when picking the perfect moniker for their baby-to-be.