Unisex & Gender-Neutral Baby Names
Gender-neutral names are one of the fastest-growing trends in naming. These unisex picks carry meaning and style for any child.
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151 names
Logan
Little hollow
Alex
Defender of the people
Charlie
Free man
Avery
Ruler of the elves, wise
Chris
Bearer of Christ, anointed
Riley
From Irish Gaelic "Ó Raghallaigh" meaning descendant of Raghallach; possibly meaning "courageous" or "valiant"
Harper
Harp player; from the Old English "hearpe," referring to someone who plays the harp
Parker
Park keeper; gamekeeper; an occupational surname used as a given name, derived from the Middle English parker meaning a keeper of a park or game preserve
Sam
Short form of Samuel or Samantha; from Hebrew "Shemu'el" meaning "God has heard" or "name of God"
Alexis
Defender, helper
Rowan
Little red-haired one; rowan tree
Nico
Victory of the people; a diminutive of Nicholas or Nicolette, from the Greek nike meaning victory and laos meaning people
Kai
Sea, ocean, food, willow tree
Ariel
Lion of God
Morgan
Sea-born, sea circle, great brightness
Sawyer
From an English occupational surname meaning "one who saws wood"; from Middle English "saghier"
Micah
Who is like God?
Kennedy
Anglicized form of the Irish "Cinnéidigh" meaning "armored head" or "ugly head," from "ceann" (head) and "éidigh" (ugly/armored)
Finley
Fair warrior or hero; from the Scottish Gaelic "Fionnlagh" composed of "fionn" (white/fair) and "lagh" (warrior)
Noel
Christmas; born at Christmas; derived from the Old French nael, from the Latin natalis dies meaning birthday, specifically the birthday of Christ
Sloane
Derived from the Irish Gaelic "Sluaghadhan," meaning raider or warrior
Eden
Place of pleasure, paradise
Angel
Messenger of God, divine messenger
Madison
Son of Maud, mighty battler
Reagan
From Irish Gaelic "Ó Ríagáin" meaning descendant of Riagán; possibly from "ríog" meaning kingly
Taylor
Tailor, one who cuts cloth
Ashley
Dweller near the ash tree meadow
Dylan
Son of the sea, great tide
Jordan
To flow down, descend, the river Jordan
Jamie
Supplanter; a diminutive of James, from the Hebrew "Yaakov" through the Late Latin "Jacomus," meaning supplanter
Kelsey
From the Old English place name meaning "Ceol's island" or from an Old Norse personal name meaning "ship's victory"
Skye
Variant of Sky; inspired by the Isle of Skye in Scotland, from Old Norse "ský" meaning cloud or sky
Sunny
English word name meaning bright, cheerful, or full of sunshine
Presley
From an English place name and surname; Old English "preost" (priest) + "leah" (woodland clearing) — "priest's meadow"
Kim
Short form of Kimberley, from the Old English place name "Cyneburh's meadow" where "cyne" means "royal" and "burh" means "fortress"
Phoenix
Dark red, mythical bird reborn from ashes
Reese
Enthusiasm, ardor, fiery
Robin
Bright fame, shining glory
Skylar
Scholar, eternal life, protection
Ali
Exalted, noble, sublime
Carter
Cart driver, transporter of goods
Aubrey
Elf ruler, noble ruler
Arya
Noble, honorable, truthful
Casey
Brave, vigilant, watchful
Ellis
The Lord is my God; Welsh and English form of Elias, from the Greek form of Hebrew Elijah
Lynn
From the Welsh "llyn" meaning "lake" or "waterfall"; also used as a short form of Linda or Lynette; a Celtic place name element
Milan
Gracious; dear; derived from the Slavic mil meaning grace or favor, also the name of the Italian city
Ollie
Olive tree; elf army; a diminutive of Oliver or Olivia, from the Latin oliva meaning olive tree or the Norse Aleifr meaning ancestor's relic
Sky
From Old Norse "ský" meaning cloud; evolved to refer to the sky or heavens; symbolizes freedom and limitless possibility
Sol
From the Latin "sol," meaning sun; also a Hebrew name meaning peace
Tate
From the Old Norse "teitr," meaning cheerful or bright; also an English occupational surname
Amari
Eternal, strength, builder
Justice
From the Latin "justitia," meaning "righteousness, equity, and fairness"; the concept of moral rightness
Kiran
From the Sanskrit "kirana" meaning "ray of light, beam of sunlight"; a common name across South Asian cultures
Lindsey
From the Old English place name "Lindsey" meaning "Lincoln's wetland" or "linden tree island," from "lind" (linden tree) and "eg" (island)
Mackenzie
Son of the wise ruler, fire-born
Cameron
Crooked nose, bent river
Ari
Lion, eagle
Emery
Brave and powerful ruler; from the Germanic "Amalric" composed of "amal" (work/vigor) and "ric" (ruler)
Frankie
Free person; diminutive of Frank or Frances, from the Latin "Franciscus" meaning Frankish or free person
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How many unisex baby names are in this list?
This collection gathers 151 unisex baby names, each with its meaning, cultural origin, and a pronunciation guide. Use the search box and gender filter above to narrow the list to your taste.
How do I choose between these unisex baby names?
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What are the most popular unisex baby names?
Names here are ordered by popularity, so the picks near the top are the most-used within the "Unisex & Gender-Neutral Baby Names" category. The ones further down are rarer, more distinctive choices.
Do these unisex baby names work in both English and Spanish?
Many of these names read and pronounce well in both languages. Check the pronunciation guide on each name to hear how it sounds, and pick one that travels comfortably across cultures.
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Are these unisex baby names unique or common?
The list blends instantly recognizable classics with uncommon picks. If you want something distinctive, scroll toward the bottom, where the lower-popularity names in "Unisex & Gender-Neutral Baby Names" live.
Can I pair one of these unisex baby names with a middle name?
Yes. A good pairing balances length and rhythm: a short first name often suits a longer middle name, and the reverse works too. Jot down two or three combinations and say them aloud.
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