Rare Unisex Names

valley farm, spring valley

born well, of good birth or family

well-dweller, spring dweller

from the weasel meadow

good man, well-being man

Spring wood, well-wooded area

Possibly related to 'forest' or 'wood'

from the willow farm

famous spear

from the wimple, a type of head covering

marsh

Literary pattern, cultural writing, or warm and gentle

greater glory

Literary talent, culture, or civil achievement

more glory

cultured, literary, intelligent, and cong (clever, intelligent)

Literary village or cultured village

Vandal, wanderer, or friend

literary, cultured, or elegant

to turn, to wind, to go

from Wendling

wanderer; fair friend

Literary height; cultural eminence

warm river; cultured harmony

Literally 'culture/literature' and 'cherish/bosom'.

cultured forest; literary forest

Literally 'literary bell' or 'warm bell', but often implies 'cultured' or 'refined'.

Literally 'literature mother' or 'cultured mother', often implying a wise and respected woman.

Literally 'literature mother' or 'culture mother', often referring to a female scholar or cultured woman.

fair, white, blessed, holy

friend, beloved

cultured celebration; literary purity

Literary pine; cultured pine

Literary star; cultured star

Literary swallow; cultured swallow

cultured swallow; literary swallow

Literary, elegant, cultured; glorious, magnificent

cultured and distant; literary and profound

cultured, literary, and shining, bright

cultured, literary, eloquent, clear, wise, philosophical

cultured and upright; literary and righteous

cultured and upright; literary and just

defender of the army

western fortified place

western farmstead or settlement

west farm or settlement

western cottage

western settlement or western star