Do you have a rare or unusual name?
By monica1216
@monica1216 (509)
United States
4 responses
@Carissimo (262)
• United States
9 Feb 07
My name is not very common but it seems to be used more frequently in the past few years. My name is Carissa
@chaygylmommy (2470)
• United States
9 Feb 07
My best friend from college named her daughter Carissa...I love that name.
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@JoyfulOne (6232)
• United States
10 Feb 07
My name isn't rare or unusual, but I gave an unusual one to my oldest daughter. I named her 'Amity' (which is French for friendship.) Most people tell her how much they like her name. I do get a few though who think I named her for the movie 'Amityville Horror', or 'Jaws' (which has the town of Amity.) I didn't...she was born many years before either of those movies ever came out. She's probably thanking her lucky stars she wasn't born a male because the name we had picked out was 'Thane.'
@chaygylmommy (2470)
• United States
9 Feb 07
I also love unusual and unique names. My name is Elisa...it is very simple, really. Lisa with the long E sound in the front. Nobody had this name when I was growing up, but I have met a few people with the name in my adult years. I hated it growing up because nobody could pronounce it right, but now I kind of like it. It's unusual and nice.
I named my kids Chayton and Gyllian. Chayton is a Sioux Indian name and Gyllian is just a name we heard and loved it. We pronounce it G like goat.
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