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Unusual Girls’ Names: A Guide to the Very Coolest

Pamela Redmond
By Pamela Redmond
Updated Thu Aug 05 2010
Unusual Girls’ Names: A Guide to the Very Coolest

What are the best and coolest unusual girls’ names?  By best, we mean those that have deep roots, are attractive, can fit into contemporary life, yet are not on the brink of widespread discovery.  And by unusual girls’ names, we mean used for 25 or fewer baby girls last year.

Here are our picks:

  • Adira

  • Albany

  • Alberta

  • Amabel

  • Ambrosia

  • Annora

  • Anouk

  • Antonina

  • Augustina

  • Austen

  • Bea

  • Bellamy

  • Birdie

  • Blanche

  • Branwen

  • Caia

  • Carmelita

  • Celestia

  • Cerys

  • Cicely

  • Circe

  • Clementina

  • Clio

  • Corin

  • Cornelia

  • Cyra

  • Dariela

  • Destin

  • Dillon

  • Dolly

  • Domenica

  • Domino

  • Easton

  • Electra

  • Eleonora

  • Elizabella

  • Elspeth

  • Federica

  • Finn

  • Finola

  • Fleur

  • Franny

  • Gracia

  • Gray

  • Guinevere

  • Henrietta

  • Hester

  • Honora

  • Ione

  • Isolde

  • Jacinta

  • Jezebel

  • Katherina

  • Kellen

  • Kiernan

  • Lake

  • Langley

  • Lenore

  • Leonie

  • Lilibeth

  • Lilou

  • Lucienne

  • Lux

  • Marlin

  • Maryana

  • Mireille

  • Noe

  • Noely

  • November

  • Olympia

  • Ondine

  • Palmer

  • Paz

  • Philomena

  • Pippa

  • Rafaella

  • Sabra

  • Saffron

  • Saskia

  • Sidra

  • Sinead

  • Snow

  • Spring

  • Sybil

  • Taja

  • Tally

  • Tana

  • Tansy

  • Tempest

  • Tessie

  • Toril

  • Trixie

  • Trudy

  • Truth

  • Tulip

  • Valentine

  • Verena

  • Veronique

  • Zandra

    • For thousands more of awesome unusual names for both boys and girls, check out our ebook, The Nameberry Guide to Off-the-Grid Baby Names.

    Here’s the companion list of coolest unusual boys’ names!

    About the Author

    Pamela Redmond

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    Pamela Redmond

    Pamela Redmond is the cocreator and CEO of Nameberry and Baby Name DNA. The coauthor of ten groundbreaking books on names, Redmond is an internationally-recognized baby name expert, quoted and published widely in such media outlets as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, CNN, and the BBC. She has written about baby names for The Daily Beast, The Huffington Post, and People.

    Redmond is also a New York Times bestselling novelist whose books include Younger, the basis for the hit television show, and its sequel, Older. She has three new books in the works.