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[imajika.livejournal.com]

I am not pregnant, but am getting clucky, so i am pouring over the internet looking at baby websites and whatnot. I've even started an online list of names i like! If i had a choice, i would want a baby girl, hence having a million girl names. I actually really love asexual names,like Dylan for example (thats both my brothers name and a female friends name) but am stumped to come up with many on my own. my husband likes anciant greek names, i would lvoe to clal a daughter Hecate, but wouldnt due to the bad "heathen witch" connotations".

girl:
Cameo
Madison
Ivy
Cadence
Cady
Cecil
Cecilia
Constantine

boy:
Xander
Spike


either:
Darcy

does anyone have any ideas for names that can be used for either?

Comments

[infernosgirl.livejournal.com]

Kennedy is a good one as well as Jordan. However I like Jordyn for a girl.

Darcy doesnt seem to be a unisex name to me... probablly because my daughters name is Darcie... but.

[imajika.livejournal.com]

Ahh yes Kennedy i like, but only for a girl. i guess i want to mix it up a little, mess around with gender sterotyping. Courtney was traditionally a male name, but has since changed to a female name. I'd love to clal a boy Courtney but my husband would never allow that. pfft.

Darcy is a great unisex name. i have a male cat called Darcy,Theres Mr Darcy from pride and predjudice[ok so it's a last name there, but it still works] and then theres Darcy, the female bassist from Smashing Pumpkins.As far as i can tell, it works well for both sexes. Also, every darcy i have known has been very cheeky. Is your daughter a cheeky thing?

[infernosgirl.livejournal.com]

she was when she was born. Not so much now. Shes a tall little thing though.