Rare Unisex Names

mother is good

unknown

Mother has returned

bright, shining, or radiant

valley of yew trees

Righteousness, justice, meaning, appropriate, suitable

one, first, whole, consistent, clothes, medical practitioner, doctor

pleasant, joyful, or surpassing, excellent

Jewish; from Judea

joyful, pleasant, proper, suitable

a little bit, a point, a dot

He will flourish

righteous, firm, strong, steel, rigid, upright

righteous country; pleasant country; suitable country

Two flowers; also a Korean given name with various meanings depending on hanja.

He will live

righteousness and longevity

Pleasant, elegant, or excellent forest/mound

Dependent on characters; often 'hundred million' or 'vast, grand'

Heart, mind, core

Silver; also 'to hide' or 'to govern'

shade, shadow, dark; sound, tone; silver

brave, heroic, and red, cinnabar, or vermilion

brave, outstanding, heroic; good, auspicious, beautiful

brave, heroic, and bright, clear, or scenic

brave, outstanding, heroic, handsome, eminent

silver fruit; heroic country

Literally 'eagle' (yìng) and 'culture/writing' (wén), or 'response' (yìng) and 'culture/writing' (wén).

response to a question; should ask

Responding to auspiciousness; welcoming good fortune

Silver plum; hidden beauty; joyful and beautiful

Silver bell water

Silver swallow; graceful, elegant

silver

silver, sound, laugh, filial piety

To speak, to bark, to chirp; also a surname derived from a place name or occupation.

Dependent on characters used; often 'elegant, beautiful' and 'admire, respect'.

righteous bridge; pleasant bridge

Righteous fist; whole spring

righteous, virtuous, or joyful, pleasant

Dependent on the specific characters used, but often relates to 'rely on' or 'trust'

elegant, joyful, or pottery, peach

elegant, outstanding, excellent; cultivate, repair

Pleasant, harmonious, or swift, rapid

righteous loyalty; suitable middle

Joyful, pleasant, or a combination of characters with different meanings.

Possibly 'ever powerful' or 'yew wood'

Possibly 'island yew' or 'from the island'