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I do think Luca is a masculine name, although I do know a female Luca.

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My favourite unisex names are:

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Sage, Casey, Clark, Holland, Kay, Pip, Asa*, Frankie, Linden

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Different prn though

I definitely associate Luca with a boy.
Names that I cannot tell or don't have an inkling that it is one or the other if I hear or see it written, unless it has unnecessary y's or something to make it seem girlier are the ones I consider unisex.

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Riley
Jordan
Dakota
Payton / Peyton
Amari
Bailey
Cameron
Casey
Hayden
Jayden / Jaiden / Jaden
Morgan
Taylor

Luca for a boy and girl are different names so it's not unisex as much as two names, like masculine Ira and feminine Ira.

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A lot of nicknames are the most unisex names because they can be short for male/female names, maybe one spelling is used for one gender more, and some nature names
Alex - short for Alexandra/Alexander
Nicky/Nicki/Niki - short for Nicholas / Nicole
Billie/Billy - Wilhelmina/William
Bailey
Taylor
Cassidy
Marlowe
Dani/Danny
River
Val
Page
Frankie
Maxi / Max

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Aster, Sutton, Dakota, Pepper, Azure, Rowan, Nevada, Emery, Dior, Cedar, Sunday, Rain, Harper, Ariel, Blair, Monday, Silver, Esmé, Fortune, Jordan.

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To me, Luca is strictly masculine. Of course, there is Luca in Lithuanian, which is feminine, but it's a form of Lucia, so it's a completely different name.

Sage, Sutton, Bryn, Lennon, Briar, Arden, Ash, Blake, Kendall, Linden, Marley, Quinn, Rowan, Sawyer, Blair, Sydney, Taylor, Wynne, Tatum, Ocean
I would associate Luca more with boys because it is most commonly used as a masculine name where I live.

This message was edited 6/26/2024, 12:57 PM

Marlowe
Rowan
Cameron
Logan
James-has recently become a girls name too.

Luca is a boy name to me.

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Most gender-neutral names I can think of:
Angel
Arden
Casey
Charlie (even though I think it should be a boy name)
Emerson
Hollis
Jamie
Jordan
Justice
Quinn
Rain
River
Rowan
Silver

This message was edited 6/26/2024, 3:29 PM