Rare Unisex Names

Daughter of the Night

long ford

long homestead or long village

long island or long horn

long hill, long mound

longish, tall

long town or settlement

wool worker, fuller

land, territory, or possibly a variant of Lancelot

land, territory, or a short form of names like Lancelot or Alana

from the alder grove

light, bright, or a variant of other names

land of the spear

long hill

Uncertain, possibly 'lance' or 'land'

from the long clearing

blue sky; orchid pavilion

land, territory; spear, lance

old, venerable, respected

Possibly 'lion' or 'lioness'

rabbit

from the broad meadow

rabbit

rabbit

The meaning is uncertain, possibly related to 'laputa' (Spanish for 'the whore') or 'laput' (Filipino for 'to wrap/cover').

Possibly a modern American coinage, often associated with 'the queen' or 'the unique one'.

Uncertain, possibly 'queen' or 'lady'

laurel tree, victorious

big, great, abundant

From the alder tree

the king

laurel, crowned with laurel

the street, the road

Possibly 'the elder' or 'the chief'

the hall

from the small halls

Possibly a modern American coinage, perhaps combining 'La' prefix with 'Shann' or 'Shannon'.

possibly a modern American creation, or a variant of LaShawn

youthful, young boy

Possibly 'broad' or 'wide'

from the barns

barn village

Joy, happiness

leather strap, thong, or braided rope

gentle, kind, pleasant

unknown, possibly 'dark-skinned' or 'hidden'

From Latium, the region of ancient Rome

The meaning is uncertain, possibly related to 'latere' (to lie hidden) or a surname.