I need an unusual but pretty name for a baby girl?

My wife and I are up in the air regarding a name for our baby girl. We have about 4 months to decide, but would prefer to get it figured out now. We both have different tastes in baby names. She is a little more traditional than I am. We are looking for something unique but not too off the wall. Does anyone have any suggestions? Please include the origin and meaning if you can.

I need an unusual but pretty name for a baby girl?
Keisha.








The Meaning of the name Keisha


The meaning of the name Keisha is as follows: Favourite





The Origin of the name Keisha


The origin of the name Keisha is believed to be: African
Reply:arushi
Reply:Jocelyn, Violet, Ariana, Tara, Payton, Marrissa, Claire, Brielle, or Dacia (Day-sha)
Reply:Ashlyn,Maisy,Darcy(kind of wierd but can work)
Reply:Apple
Reply:maybe delila or isabella or amanda or sara or andy what about shelby
Reply:Tera, it means earthy,grounded
Reply:Aaliyah


ashley


Abagail


Abbey


Savannah


hannah


peyton


Zabrina


sabrina


jasmine


Zoe


megan


jay den


Zahavah


sandra


crystal


carrie


karen


Zara


Zelda


Zia


lilly


michelle


mickey


jade


Jada


madison


Abril


Addie


Addison


nicole


paige


Adria


Adriana


Aileen


christina


christine


tina


Aim茅e


Ainsley


elizabeth


liz


lizzie


riley


Gabrielle


blair


Gale


Garda


athena


Georgia


Gloria


marie


maria


sally


annamarie


anna


ann


annie


Grace


kimberly


kim


Gretchen


Gwen


Xandra


kylie


Xaviera


Xena


leigh


lea


oliva


Avril
Reply:Aurora ;) I'm not being egotistical as it's not my real name but it's French for 'the dawn' and is also the name of the princess in Sleeping Beauty.
Reply:renesmee


(ren ezz may)


alisa


(uh lisa)


friday


(fry day)


houston


(huuuus tennn)


opal


(oohhh pul)


vanessa


(van ess uhh)


roselyn


(rose eh lin)


but anything but jackie because that is an ugly name. :)


or caralyn because they'll think they have an old lady name.
Reply:Natalie


Emma


Bella


Julianna


Claire


Sadie


Sheena


Cassidy


Brooke


Amelia


Charlotte


Camille


Evelyn


Jocelyn


Gabrielle


Lily


Keeley


Emmeline


Carlin


Carys


Norah


Sydney


Sophie


Vivienne


Savannah


Serena


Audrina





Good luck! Hope those helped :)
Reply:Cirinna


Michelle


Francine


Waleska


Faith


Alexandra


Bridget


Madison (Maddie)


Kaitlyn (Katie)


Tara


Brianna


Isabella


Angelique (an-ge-leek)


Channing


Victoria


Vanessa


Heidi (Hi-D)


Vinessa


Cura
Reply:Larissa


Lisette


Jill


Margaret
Reply:Not all are unusual per se, but I think they're pretty -





Lara (Russian)


Olivia


Elo茂se (French, of disputed meaning, either famous in battle or derived from the Greek word "helios" meaning sun, prn "ell-oh-ees")


Elise ("ell-ees")


Renee (French, prn "ren-ay")


Tiana (Indian, meaning princess, prn "tee-ah-nah")


Tian (alternative of Christian, but female, prn "tee-un")


Chantal ("shahn-tahl")


Davina


Jade (English I assume, after the precious stone that has calming qualities)


Niamh (Irish, not sure on the spelling, but it's prn "neev")


Sinead (Irish, prn "shin-ayd")


Nieves (Spanish, means snow, prn "nee-ev-ess")


Soleil (French, means sun, prn "so-lay")


Estrella (Spanish, means star, prn "est-ray-ah")


Corinne (prn "kor-in")


Siobhan (Irish, prn "sha-vawn")


Autumn


Amelie (French, prn "am-ell-ee")


Aurelia (prn "or-ey-lee-ah")


Anneli ("an-ell-ee")


Veerle (Dutch, prn "veer-lah")


Anke (German, prn "an-kuh")


Ciomhe (Irish, prn "kee-vah")


Neve ("nev")


Aoife (Irish, prn "ee-fah")


Cecille ("sess-eel")


Priya (Indian, prn "pree-yah")


Cadence (prn "kay-den-ss")


Cynara (English, name of a plant, prn "sin-ah-rah")


Emmeline ("emma-leen")
Reply:Elizabeth?


haha
Reply:Celica


Cathryn


Jasmine


Hope


Ashley


Monica


Sawyer- my name


Lindsey


Bella


Kenadie


Madalyn


Hayden


Vegas


Noel


Anna Kate


Sky


Maggie Grace


Molli


Polly


Rose


Cloe


Rosi


Rachel


Hope those helped :)
Reply:I work at a daycare, and there have been some very adorable names such as ~ Addison, Soren, Abigail, Scarlet, Ciara (sounds like Sierra, but cool spelling) , Marley, Kaylynn... just to name a few!
Reply:Girls -


Caroline


Norah


Analeigh (Anna Lee)


Kate (Katherine)


Elizabeth (Bess)


Corinne


Natalie


Leila


Lydia


Camille
Reply:kendra


ashlyn


layla/leila :]


jessa


emerson





just a few..hope i helped :]
Reply:Alexa





It's the feminine version of Alex, and a very pretty name. Alexander means "protector of men" so it has a nice root meaning.





The nicknames for it are cute for a little girl as well, "Lexi" "Lex" etc.
Reply:ansley


ava


caseddy


nadine


claire


massie


mkenzie





my cousins name is lexi and we call her sexy lexi
Reply:yes go to names and meanings on your google..eg peoples names and meanings. .


you can get books out on names and meanings..follow your inner selves to call out the name you need
Reply:mika and yuki


both are japanese
Reply:You can always go on the website babynames.com, but I prefer the name Lena. It isn't too common, but is also easy to pronounce.


The meaning of the name Lena is Woman Of Magdala





The origin of the name Lena is Hebrew


It can be short for Belinda.
Reply:Arabella


Elise


Elsie (El-see)


Aurora


Blair


Callista


Violet


Eliza


Gemma


Johanna


Janelle


Mya


Rosalie


Kaylen (Kaylin, Kaylyn, Kaelyn)





These are my favorites, but I especially like Arabella and Elise!*
Reply:why not something in spanish like, carolina, valentina, camila, pilar, isidora don't know, something like that they are unusual in the english speaking world but pretty :)
Reply:What about Rayne, Summer or April or even Holly
Reply:How about Accacia, pronounced A-Kay-Sha it's greek, and it means tree.


Or Ailani- it's Hawaiian and means head chief


Or Lailani


Or Simone'
Reply:My name's Chauntae (Shawn-Tay) Nichole. I've never met anyone with the name or the spelling.





It's really unique, but not too out there.


%26amp; it's French. :)
Reply:Makiyah--(mac-ki-yah)