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I've only seen Harriot in records (so it strikes me as an archaic spelling of Harriet), and I saw Lesbia and Lesbie as well as some other similar ones like Phineas and Cornelius (similar to Phinnaeus and Cornelio) at a cemetery recently. I guess Lesbia must have been semi-popular before the word lesbian was used commonly: maybe that explains the popularity of Leslie a bit? Idk.

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I met a Shanna recently. It's ok.

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Elsbeth is interesting. I've met an Elspeth, but I think I like this Beth spelling better.

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Imunek ("I'm unique") looks neat on paper, but that pronunciation isn't close to intuitive for me so seems gimmicky.

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Dior - I think this is currently charting as unisex? I'm kind of fascinated by it. The sound is ok.

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Wow, interesting...
Heatzi
Shanjaril
Vaitiare
Hédia
Mildia
Presiliana
Amalitsa
Osmariel
Soraima
Almendra
Hrönn
Awilda
Gleam
Rosayra
Valetta
Gevick

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These are also pretty neat to see...
Arabel
Florencia
Belki
Alaysia
Gwyn
Naja
Jaina
Jolanie
Mirna
Carolette
Elwyn
Betsabe
Shanilou
Keelin
Altaír
Elvia
Leonila
Kennette
Edin
Sergius
Eufemio
Cornelio
Virlán
Noé
Ysaac
Espiridión
Aristeo
Osmel
Eike
Wilfrido
Geilot
Elois
Zenón
Dupree
Duran
Carin
Harriot
Lesbia
Elsbeth

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Ok but not that interesting to me comparatively...
Deemichelle
LuWanna
Bebiane
Vennesa
Madalina
Lucila
Mariana
Victorina
Clark
Kareen
Lyna
Shanna
Elianna
Erielle
Maiya
Année
Alianna
Adaria
Shane
Kerrianne
Rhyann (I do like this better than Ryan or Riley for girls)

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Don't like...
Tunisia
Sepi
Ramsay
Whitlee
Anlleyn
Ristin
Imunek

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Not sure how I feel about these...
Imaray
Kalhan
İrem
Kirby
Dior
Mynor
Edwart
Martinrex
Alda
Nella
María Antonieta
Phinnaeus

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Osmariel and Vaitiare are standing out to me as cool ones, and I've always loved Betsabe.

This message was edited 6/8/2023, 7:03 AM