Short Unisex Names
⚥BiblicalNoah„The name Noah has its roots in the biblical figure Noach, which is used as both a male …“View profile →⚥LatinLuca„Luca is a gender-neutral name“View profile →⚥FinnishFinn„The origin and meaning of the male and female name Finn are not clearly defined“View profile →⚥JapaneseMika„Mika is a Finnish short form of the boy's name Mikael and originates from the biblical …“View profile →⚥LatinLuka„Luka is a gender-neutral abbreviation of Lukas and derives from the Latin Lucanus, whos…“View profile →⚥LatinToni„Toni is an independent first name commonly used for both genders, serving as a short an…“View profile →⚥ChineseKim„Kim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures“View profile →⚥GreekAlex„The name Alex is a short form of Alexander and Alexandra and carries the meaning 'the p…“View profile →⚥PersianSam„Sam is a male and occasionally female name“View profile →⚥JapaneseKaya„The girl's name Kaya has several origins and meanings“View profile →⚥JapaneseAiko„The name Aiko is both a Low German and Frisian short form as well as a Japanese girl's …“View profile →⚥JapaneseAki„The male first name Aki is a Finnish short form of Joakim, a variant of Joachim, which …“View profile →⚥ArabicAlaa„The name Alaa, a masculine variant of the Arabic Ala, means 'the exalted.' Its roots ca…“View profile →⚥Alek„Alek is a masculine name that is mainly regarded as the English and Polish form of Alex…“View profile →⚥EnglishAlix„Alix is a name that can be used for both women and men and is considered an Old French …“View profile →⚥LatinAlvi„Alvi is a female first name that is regarded as the Swedish short form of Alwine, a fem…“View profile →⚥ArabicAmal„The first name Amal is predominantly a name for girls but is also given to boys and is …“View profile →⚥ArabicAmar„Amar is a masculine first name that originates from the Arabic and Indian regions“View profile →⚥ArabicAmel„Amel is a first name that can be given as a girl's name or a boy's name and has several…“View profile →⚥HebrewAmit„The name Amit has several origins and meanings“View profile →⚥HebrewAnan„Anan is a West African name attributed to both boys and girls“View profile →⚥LatinAnko„Anko, a girl's name, is a West Frisian diminutive of Ane, which is a variant of Anna an…“View profile →⚥EstonianAnu„Anu, a diminutive form of Anna, originates from Estonian and Finnish and traces back to…“View profile →⚥Anuk„Anuk is a Germanized variant of Anouk and can be used for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥JapaneseAoi„The name Aoi has its roots in Japanese and is commonly used for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥TurkishArda„Arda is a masculine name of Turkish origin“View profile →⚥LatinAria„Aria is a short form of Adriana and means "the one from Adria." The name has its roots …“View profile →⚥TurkishArin„Arin is a feminine form of the name Erin, carrying the meanings 'the Irish woman' and '…“View profile →⚥Arta„Arta is a girl's name whose origin lies in Albanian and directly means 'the Golden'“View profile →⚥IndianArya„Arya is a name for both genders and originates from the Persian-Iranian region“View profile →⚥TurkishAyca„Ayca, or Ayça, literally means 'the crescent moon' in Turkish“View profile →⚥Ayo„Ayo is a name from West Africa intended for both boys and girls and is often regarded a…“View profile →⚥ChineseBao„Bao is a name of Chinese origin that is used for both genders, meaning 'the treasure'“View profile →⚥LatinBene„Bene is a Frisian and Dutch short form of the name Benedikt, which is a variant of Bene…“View profile →⚥EnglishBlue„The name Blue is a unisex name of English origin and literally means 'blue' or, more fr…“View profile →⚥LatinCai„Cai is a Nordic variant of the name Kai, which is considered a possible Frisian child f…“View profile →⚥EnglishCal„Cal is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥LatinCay„Cay is considered a variant of Kai“View profile →⚥Chai„Chai is a Hebrew first name for males and means "the living" or "the alive." The name o…“View profile →⚥Choi„The name Choi has its roots in the Korean language and is a unisex name that can be use…“View profile →⚥Cody„Cody is a first name that is predominantly male but also used for females, deriving fro…“View profile →⚥Cyan„The name Cyan has its roots in Ancient Greek, derived from kyanos or kúanos (κύανος), m…“View profile →⚥ChineseDan„Dan is an English short form of the name Daniel (Dānīēl), which has a traditional Hebre…“View profile →⚥ChineseDang„Dang is a name that can be used for both men and women and originates from Vietnamese“View profile →⚥Dani„The predominantly male name Dani is a short and affectionate form of the biblical name …“View profile →⚥Dany„Dany is a gender-neutral first name that can be seen as a diminutive of Daniel or Danie…“View profile →⚥LatinDea„The girl's name Dea comes from Latin and means 'the goddess', 'the heavenly one', or 't…“View profile →⚥IndianDev„Dev is an Indian boy's name that traces back to Sanskrit“View profile →⚥EnglishDrew„Drew is primarily a male name, but it can also be a female name, considered a short for…“View profile →⚥Eda„The predominantly female first name Eda has several possible origins and meanings“View profile →⚥Eden„Eden is a biblically Hebrew first name that can be used for both girls and boys“View profile →⚥ArabicEdis„Edis is a form of the name Ediz and carries meanings such as 'the Great', 'the Exalted'…“View profile →⚥Eibe„The name Eibe has its roots in East Frisian and serves as an independent short form of …“View profile →⚥TurkishEkim„The name Ekim originates from the Turkish word ekim, which means "October." Therefore, …“View profile →⚥TurkishEkin„The name Ekin means 'the seed' and is derived from the Turkish word ekin, which means '…“View profile →⚥Elis„Elis, as a female first name, is derived from the biblical form Elias“View profile →⚥ArabicElya„Elya is a first name that exists in both feminine and masculine forms and has numerous …“View profile →⚥EnglishEnid„Enid is used as a female first name in English-speaking countries, while it tends to be…“View profile →⚥CelticErin„The first name Erin is an English form of the Irish-Scottish Eireann, which goes back t…“View profile →⚥ArabicErva„Erva is a female name variant from Turkish, which traces back to the Arabic name Arwa (…“View profile →⚥DanishEske„The name Eske is a Frisian derivative of Eska and also serves as a pet form for names b…“View profile →⚥LatinEsme„Esme, in its male and female form, means "the respected one" or "the esteemed one." The…“View profile →⚥ArabicEsra„Esra is a male and female name, but it has different meanings depending on the gender“View profile →⚥TurkishEzgi„The girl's name Ezgi has its roots in Turkish and stands for 'the melody.' It is very w…“View profile →⚥ChineseFeng„Feng, as a gender-neutral first name, symbolizes the summit, the peak, and the phoenix“View profile →⚥LatinFlo„The name Flo has its roots in the Latin language, derived from 'florens', which means '…“View profile →⚥HebrewGal„Gal (גַּל) is a unisex first name from Hebrew, meaning 'the wave'“View profile →⚥EnglishGale„Gale is a variation of the name Gail, which is an English short form of Abigail and der…“View profile →⚥ChineseGin„Gin is a first name of Japanese origin that can be used for both boys and girls“View profile →⚥Haik„Haik is a derivative of the Armenian first name Hayk (Armenian Հայկ) and literally mean…“View profile →⚥DutchHan„Han is a Turkish form of the name Khan, meaning 'the leader' or 'the ruler'“View profile →⚥ChineseHao„The name Hào or Hạo has several meanings“View profile →⚥JapaneseHaru„Haru is a gender-neutral first name from Japan“View profile →⚥ArabicHedi„The name Hedi has its roots in Scandinavia as a boy's name, but is predominantly used a…“View profile →⚥ChineseHong„Hong is a first name that is used for both men and women and originates from Chinese“View profile →⚥Hui„The name Hui has its roots in Mandarin and consists of two terms“View profile →⚥RussianIlya„The name Ilya, which has its origins in ancient Hebrew, translates to "my God is Yahweh…“View profile →⚥GreekIno„The name Ino, which also occurs as a girl's name, has several origins“View profile →⚥Ira„The name Ira can be used for both females and males and has its origins in Ancient Greek“View profile →⚥Isa„1.) The masculine first name Isa (عيسى) is an Arabic form of Jesus, which originally de…“View profile →⚥EnglishIssy„As a short form of Isabella, Issy has a significant origin that refers back to the bibl…“View profile →⚥EnglishJacy„The name Jacy, which is originally considered masculine, means 'the hyacinth'“View profile →⚥Jade„The feminine first name Jade comes from Old English and refers to the gemstone of the s…“View profile →⚥Jazz„The girl's name Jazz is a modern, English short form of Jazmin, which is a derivative o…“View profile →⚥GreekJean„Jean represents the French form of the names Johannes and Johann and is also the Englis…“View profile →⚥DanishJes„Jes is a Danish abbreviation of Jens, a form of the name Johannes, and means 'God is gr…“View profile →⚥EnglishJess„Jess is a name used for both boys and girls and is considered an English short form of …“View profile →⚥ChineseJie„The name Jie is commonly used for both boys and girls and originates from Chinese“View profile →⚥LatinJil„The English girl's name Jil is a strongly shortened form of the English/American names …“View profile →⚥Jinx„Jinx is an English variant of the name Jynx, which comes from Greek mythology“View profile →⚥Jiri„Jiri (correct spelling Jiří) is the Czech equivalent of the name Georg and symbolizes '…“View profile →⚥EnglishJoan„The name Joan is derived from the ancient Hebrew Yôchânân or Yehochanan and means rough…“View profile →⚥Joca„Joca serves as a diminutive of João in Portugal, a Portuguese variant of the name Johan…“View profile →⚥Jody„Jody is predominantly a female name, but it is also used for males, adopted from Englis…“View profile →⚥Joe„Joe is a masculine first name that is considered an English short form of Josef or Joseph“View profile →⚥Joey„The boy's name Joey is regarded as a short and pet form of Joseph that was adopted from…“View profile →⚥HebrewJoke„Joke is a feminine short form of the name Johanneke, which is used in the Netherlands a…“View profile →⚥Jone„Jone is a Norwegian form of the name Jon, a variant of the name Johannes, which origina…“View profile →⚥HebrewJoni„The name Joni functions both as an English diminutive of Joan and as a Finnish short fo…“View profile →⚥FinnishJora„Jora is a versatile first name for both genders with various meanings“View profile →⚥FinnishJori„Jori is regarded as a Frisian short form of Eberhard and simultaneously represents a Fi…“View profile →⚥Josa„The male first name Josa is a short form of Joshua, which originally comes from Yĕhōšúa…“View profile →⚥HebrewJuan„Juan is the Spanish and Manx Gaelic form of the name Johannes and means "God is graciou…“View profile →⚥LatinJuli„Juli is primarily a female name that serves as a diminutive of Julia“View profile →⚥LatinJuul„The name Juul has its roots in Latin and is derived from 'iovilius', which means 'dedic…“View profile →⚥GreekKaj„Kaj, as a boy's name, is the Danish form of Kai and could represent a childlike alterat…“View profile →⚥JapaneseKaji„Kaji is a Japanese boy's name that can be directly translated as "the fire" or "the sum…“View profile →⚥JapaneseKami„The first name Kami comes from Indian and can be directly translated as 'the desirous' …“View profile →⚥JapaneseKana„Kana is a female first name of Japanese origin“View profile →⚥Karo„Karo is a Finnish boy's name that is considered a derivative of Kari and traces back to…“View profile →⚥LatinKay„Kay is a male and female first name that has several uncertain origins and meanings“View profile →⚥FinnishKeke„The name Keke originally comes from the Frisian short form of Gertrud and is now also u…“View profile →⚥GreekKiki„The name Kiki serves as a short and affectionate form of names that begin with 'K', suc…“View profile →⚥HebrewKimm„The name Kimm has a fascinating dual meaning, with both Hebrew and Old English roots“View profile →⚥HawaiianKimo„The first name Kimo, as a Hawaiian derivative of James, is thus closely linked to the b…“View profile →⚥Kris„Kris is primarily a male first name and is considered a short form of Kristof ('the Chr…“View profile →⚥EnglishKyle„The name Kyle, primarily used for men but also for women, originates from an old Scotti…“View profile →⚥GreekLais„Lais is often attributed the meaning 'the lion' or 'the lioness,' derived from the anci…“View profile →⚥EnglishLane„Lane is a first name of English origin that occurs in both male and female forms“View profile →⚥Lee„The name Lee is intended for both boys and girls and originates from an old English fam…“View profile →