Weirdest names for boys: 150 Weird Names: The Weirdest Baby Names in the World

150 Weird Names: The Weirdest Baby Names in the World

These unusual and weird baby names are quirky, strange, and even illegal! Learn the weirdest names in history for boys and girls.

Updated: January 17, 2023

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There are some baby names that make our heads turn when we hear them, sometimes in a good way and others in a head-scratching way. If you’re seeking an unusual name that will make your baby stand out, then this baby name list is for you!

You won’t find any traditional names on this extensive list of over 150 baby names for boys and girls. We searched high and low, from Greek mythology to old Celtic names to modern invented names to create a list of weird, unusual, and unique baby names. 

What makes a baby’s name weird is, of course, subjective. What may seem perfectly normal in one language or culture may sound incredibly bizarre to someone from elsewhere. 

For example, here in the U.S., my son’s name Ewan usually requires an explanation of pronunciation; I like to use actor Ewan MacGregor as an example. But in the UK, particularly Scotland, no one bats an eye at the name Ewan.

It’s also the case that some names are regular words that are simply odd options for a name, like Bush or Chaos while others are invited words or names or borrowed from literature and film.

Related: What Weird Baby Names Are Banned or Illegal in Your Country?

Nonetheless, there are some names though that, regardless of culture or language, stand out. Jason Lee’s son Pilot Inspektor comes to mind, as does Nick Cannon’s daughter, Powerful Queen.

From unique to unusual to extraordinary, check out our list of 150+ Weird Baby Names.

Top 20 Weirdest Baby Names in the World 

There were quite a few weird baby names to choose from, but this is our list of the twenty weirdest names in the world!

1. Abcde — Yes, this is a name. According to mom, it is pronounced Ab-si-dee
2. Bush —  A male name used sporadically in the late 19th century.
3. Cappie —  A character in a 19th-century novel, The Hidden Hand, some parents chose this name for their baby girls. 
4. Covid — A couple in India name one of their twins Covid. The sibling’s name? Corona.
5. Cyanide — In 2016, a Welsh woman tried to name her baby Cyanide; however, the choice was blocked by a judge.
6. Diva Muffin — Daughter of rocker Frank Zappa. 
7. Dorcas — An old Hebrew girl’s name, but unfortunately, sounds a bit odd to our modern ears.
8. Exa Dark Sideræl — This name takes the cake for weird baby names. Elon Musk and his partner Grimes, however, are n strangers to weird names and named their eldest child X. 
9. Foch — Post WWI, some boys were named in honor of French commander Ferdinand Foch.
10. Fronnie — An English girl’s name derived from Saffron. 
11. Hellzell — A Reddit contribution stating mom, like Hazel and dad, was a fan of Hell’s Angels.
12. KVIIIlyn — Supposedly an alternate spelling to the more common Caitlin.
13. Maim — A Latin name meaning star of the sea, but in English takes on a different meaning.
14. Marijuana Pepsi Is the name of a baby born in Wisconsin in the 1970s.
15. Nimrod — A Hebrew boy’s name that means we shall rise up. A lofty meaning; however, today, it has connotations of an unintelligent person. 
16. Portabella — Of all the nature names, there might be better picks for most parents, although they are delicious!
17. $helly — In some countries, using symbols is banned, but not in the U.S., giving us a unique version of a common name.
18. Sip — In 1885, Sip peaked with five baby boys receiving this moniker. That’s the only time the name made the top 1,000 name list of the S.S. Administration.
19. Spicy — According to birth records, in 1883, 5 baby girls in the U.S. were named Spicy, and the name has been around since. Perhaps an alternative like Sage, Basil, or Cinnamon if you’re looking for something spice related.
20. Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii — This poor girl in New Zealand was embarrassed by her name. During a custody battle, she was made a ward of the state and legally allowed to change her name at the age of 9.

Weird Baby Girl Names

Curious about the wacky and weird girl names parents have given their baby girls throughout history? Here are some of the most unusual and uncommon girl names people actually used! 

21. Aintzane — Spanish, glorious
22. Almond — Old French name. Almond nut.
23. Ambrosia — Greek. Immortality. The food and drink of the gods.
24. Apsara — A Hindu and Buddhist spirit of the clouds and water. It means to move in the rain clouds. 
25. Aroha — Moari, love
26. Beanie — A nickname for Elizabeth or the Latin name Sabine which means cat-like.
27. Bellatrix — Harry Potter fans are familiar with this villainous name. It is Latin for a female warrior.
28. Belmira — Portuguese, a beautiful sight
29. Bushra — Arabic, good news, or omen
30. Daenerys — Mother of Dragons, a character from Game of Thrones
31. Dex — Latin. Flexible.
32. Dharma — Hindi. The ultimate law of all things.
33. Diamanta — Greek, diamond
34. Ellaiyamma — A Hindu deity of boundaries. 
35. Enoch — Hebrew. Dedicated one. 
36. Femi  Egyptian. Love.
37. Fereshteh — Persian. Angel. 
38. Finola — Irish, white shoulder
39. Hippolyta — Name of the Amazon Queen, a character in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream
40. Hirune — Basque, trinity
41. Ibtisam — Arabic, smile
42. Keeva — Irish, beautiful, gentle
43. Lerke — Scandanavian, lark
44. Maleficient — Disney turned this word that means evil and harmful into a name in the classic film Sleeping Beauty.  
45. Mariola — Polish, bitter, untamed
46. Medusa — Most parents probably won’t opt for this Greek gorgon’s name, but hey, it will definitely stop people in their tracks!
47. Nevena — Slavic, marigold
48. Nimphy — Hindi. Maiden. Of the goddess. 
49. Noabelle — Hebrew/French — combines the names, Noah and Belle.
50. Nixie — German, water nymph, or mermaid
51. Ondina — Latin, little wave
52. Qadira — Arabic, powerful, able
53. Sansa — Eldest daughter of the Stark family on Game of Thrones. 
54. Tamsey — English, from the river Thames
55.  Xylona — Greek, forest girl, a girl from the woods

Weird Baby Boy Names

These uncommon and weird names for boys certainly made an impression. Here are some of our picks for the weirdest boy names of all time.

56. Ajax — Greek. Eagle. Ajax was one of the heroes who fought in the mythical Battle of Troy.  
57. Aleric — German. Noble ruler. 
58. Alucard — Son of Dracula, from the video game series Castlevania
59. Boaz — Hebrew, swiftness
60. Bode — Dutch/German. Home.
61. Castor — Greek. It comes from the Greek word for beaver kastor
62. D’ Artagnan — Character from the famous story of the Three Musketeers. It refers to someone from Artagnan.
63. Daxton —  An invented name.
64. Enzo — Italian or German. Meaning unknown.
65. Gannon — Irish for fair-haired. 
66. Hermes — Greek. Hermes is the messenger god. He is also the protector of travelers and merchants
67. Idris — Arabic/Welsh, lord studious
68. Irwin — Old English. Sea friend.
69. Jericho  — A Greek Biblical name that means bright moon.
70. Jylan — English. Flute. 
71. Khiing — Presumably a version of the name King, which is an English and Scottish name. The original meaning was a tribal leader.
72. Onix — Greek, an alternate spelling to Onyx which means black stone. This spelling refers to a rock in the Pokemon game.
73. Ozias — Greek. Salvation
74. Peregrine — Latin, traveler, or pilgrim. A type of falcon.
75. Pollux — Greek. Crown. One of the Gemini twins.
76. Qaani — Arabic, one who is content with themselves
77. Raiden — Japanese, thunder, and lightning
78. Rex — Latin. King.
79. Xandro — Greek, man’s defender. A variation of Alexander.
80. York — English name for a city in northern England
81. Zaire — African name for the congo river, it means the river that swallows all rivers.
82. Zeppelin — German origin, a type of airship invented in 1900. Also popular among rock fans because of Led Zeppelin.

Weird Celebrity Baby Names

A Jimmy Kimmel Show appearance with Anne Hathaway several years back says it all. In the clip, she talks about how people expect celebrities to pick weird names. So when pregnant and asked what she would name her baby, she made up weird names for fun.

While Anne and her husband went with the classic name Jonathan, other celebrities have lived up to the expectation of choosing weird baby names. Here are some of our favorite celebrity baby name choices!

83. Apple — This name became trendy when actress Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter this in 2004
84. Audio Science — The name actress Shannon Sossamon gave her son.
85. Blue Ivy — Jay-Z and Beyonce’s eldest child. 
86. Bronx — American place name, a borough of New York, name of Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz’s son
87. Cricket — Actress Busy Phillips and then-husband Marc Silverstein chose this unique moniker for their second little girl. Their eldest daughter is Birdie; they must like nature names! The couple separated in 2022 after 15 years of marriage.
88. Cosimo — Italian. Order and beauty. Musician Beck went with this unusual baby name.
89. Denim — Made famous by Toni Braxton’s son, it could make a great middle name because denim goes with everything!
90. Dream — Not a weird word, but definitely a unique baby name for the daughter of Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
91. Huckleberry — It makes sense that nature expert Bear Grylls would name his son something cute and outdoorsy. 
92. Java — Actor Josh Holloway used this cool, energetic name. 
93. Kingston — Old English. King’s town. A fitting name for the child of two music legends, Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani. 
94. Lourdes — Basque origin means craggy slope, the name Madonna gave to her daughter.
95. Maple — This cute choice isn’t all that weird and may even become a popular name! When it does, we can thank actor Jason Bateman for starting the trend.
96. Moroccan — Nick Cannon has quite a few kids, 11 at last count; this is the name of one of the children he shares with Mariah Carey.  
97. North — Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are famous for using this unique name.
98. Pilot Inspektor — Actor Jason Lee named his son this one-of-a-kind name occupational name.. 
99. Powerful Queen — One of Nick Cannon’s daughters. 
100. Puma — a type of cat, Erykah Badu’s daughter.
101. Racer — A name that implies speed. One of Robert Rodriguez’s sons. He also has Rocket, Rebel, and Rogue.
102. Rise Messiah — Nick Cannon alone has contributed to several of the weird baby names on our list!
103. Story — Jenna and Bodhi Elfman chose this adorable name. 
104. Wolfgang — A German name meaning traveling wolf is what legendary rock star Van Halen named his son. 
105. Zillion Heir — One of the twins Nick Cannon shares with Abby De La Rosa. Click here to see all the unique baby names Nick and his baby’s mothers have chosen!
106. Zolten — Magician Penn Jillette chose this unique Turkish and Hungarian name meaning life.  
107. Zuma — Aztec. The Lord frowns in anger. This hip name is the middle child of rockers Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale. 

Names So Weird They’re Illegal! 

Thankfully, many countries have rules and regulations about what parents can name their babies to prevent names that may be offensive, hurtful, or cause undue stress for a child. Here are some names from around the world that judges or countries have decreed illegal.

108. 007 — No James Bond references for Malaysian parents. 
109. 1060 — A court in the U.S. put a stop to parents from using this numerical name.
110. @ — Parents in the U.S. are not allowed to use this symbol as a name. 
111. Adolf Hitler — This name is banned in the U.S. and most likely Germany and many other places too. 
112. Anus — Understandably so in Englis speaking places, but Denmark has ruled this one a no-no.
113. Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116 (pronounced ‘Albin’) — No lie. This was an actual name that judges had to block in Sweden. 
114. Circumcision — There is no shortage of weird things parents try to name their babies, this one was banned in Mexico. 
115. Devil— The name Devil is banned in Japan. 
116. Fraise — In France it is illegal to name your child Strawberry.
117. Griezmann Mbappe  — This interesting moniker was banned in France. 
118. Harriet — For some reason, Harriet is illegal in Iceland. 
119. Ikea — In Sweden, it’s illegal to pay homage to famous furniture makers by naming your child after them.
120. Jesus Christ — The U.S. is pretty lax when it comes to baby names, but this is one of the few on the list of banned names. 
121. Judas — This biblical name is banned in Switzerland. 
122. Linda — Not weird by any extreme in the U.S. but in Saudi Arabia it is illegal. 
123. Lucifer — New Zealand had to ban parents from naming their baby after the Christian devil.  
124. Mafia No Fear — Is an actual name that was blocked in New Zealand. 
125. Metallica — Swedish parents aren’t allowed to name their baby after the rock band, no matter how big of a fan they are. 
126. Monkey — Denmark has banned parents from using this name.
127. Nutella — Parents in France were banned from using the delicious hazelnut spread as a name, the court opted for Ella instead. 
128. Quran — Chinese parents are forbidden from using this holy book as a name. 
129. Robocop — This name is banned in Mexico.
130. Thor — Portuguese parents were stopped from naming their son after the Norse god. 

Even More Weird Baby Names Throughout History 

131. Branwen — A name from Welsh mythology. 
132. Breccan — Irish, speckled or freckled
133. Chaos — Stems from the Greek word abyss, but modern connotation means havoc and instability.
134. Credence — Latin, belief or acceptance that something is true. Used in the Harry Potter prequel Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
135. Elysium — Greek. In some Greek mythology tales, this lovely name is the word for the afterlife or paradise.
136. Jinx — Latin. Spell. 
137. Kashmir — Indian name, desiccated land.
138. Kiernan — Gaelic. Small and dark-skinned.
139. Koda — Japanese for rice patty. Also friend or ally in some Dakota Sioux Languages.
140. Koy — Mixed data on where this name originated from or what the meaning is. Some say it means shy or modest, and others imply it stems from astrology.
141. Lapis — Egyptian. A blue gemstone.
142. Luz — Spanish for light.
143. Pepper — Latin/English. A unique name that means spice.
144. Quince — Latin. A delicious aromatic fruit and a Shakespearean character.
145. Sailor — German origin, means boatman. A cute unisex name.
146. Solway — Swedish, strength of the sun
147. Sparrow — An English origin name for a small bird.
148. Xanthe — Greek. Golden or yellow
149. Zephyr — Greek. Wind. Zephyr was the god of the west wind. 
150. Zuriel — Angel of beauty and fertility. 

 

Looking for more cool baby names and inspiration? Check out these popular baby name lists:  

• Top 1000 Most Popular Baby Girl Names in the U.S.
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The Craziest Baby Names in America

It’s a strange honor to be among the craziest baby names of the year. These wild and wacky choices are truly unusual names. They push the boundaries of what could even be considered a baby name — Demon, really? — and make us want to get inside these parents’ heads.

To qualify, the names had to be listed in the Social Security Administration’s extended data, which lists all the names given to five or more babies of a single sex in a given year. Meaning that not just one, but multiple sets of parents chose these crazy baby names for their children in 2021.

Below, our picks for the craziest baby names in America right now.

Bad Boys

Tough guy (or rather, Tuff guy) names are the antidote to the soft, vowel-heavy boy names we’ve been seeing lately, and both sets are on the rise — albeit, among very different groups of parents.

The classics of this genre have paved the way for these newer, more aggressive options. Hunter transforms into Shooter, Gunner leads to Trigger, Maverick becomes Renegade.

These are the craziest bad boys to chart in 2021:

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Cash Money

Names that reference money or wealth are one of the breakout mini-trends of the 2020s, with the debut of Currency and Kurrency on the charts, reemergence of Money, and rise of the -illion names.

The recent arrival of Nick Cannon’s son Zillion Heir — one of the craziest celebrity baby names of last year — will likely intensify this trend.

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Vices and Sins

It’s generally wise to stay away from names with obvious negative connotations. You can get away with calling your child Beriah, meaning “in envy,” because its meaning is concealed, but to actually name them Envy? Now you’re pushing it.

In 2021, parents named their children after anti-virtues such as Envy and Vanity as well as their own vices — whether it be to gamble in Vegas or imbibe in Whiskey, Indica, or Sativa.

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Aspirations

Everyone wants the best for their child, but these parents take it to another level. These not-so-subtle word names reveal parents’ greatest hopes and dreams for their children, whether it’s for them to be a Genius and Prodigy or Gorgeous and Majestic.

Aspirational names can be a lot to live up to — with these names, probably too much. And yet some of the names listed here could be future hits.

The class of aspirational word names is rising quickly with help from star power. Recent weird celebrity baby names in this category include Jessica Hart’s Glorious Hart, Chris Brown’s Lovely Symphani, and Ty Haney’s Champie Arizona.

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People and Characters

Typically, parents who choose to name their child after a famous figure — real or fictional — do so with the hope that the namesake will influence or inspire their child. And perhaps the parents who named their children Maleficent, Lucifer, and Corleone did want their sons and daughters to take away a certain message from their names, although we can’t imagine what that might be.

Positive namesakes are also included on this list — these unique celebrity names are so tied to a single person, it’s difficult to picture them on anyone else, such as DaVinci, Beyonce, and Rambo.

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The Best (Craziest) of the Rest

These crazy baby names eschew the aforementioned categories but were too wild to leave out altogether. We have wacky new food names (Acai, Barley), animal names (Minnow, Rooster), names for STEM babies (Matrix, Khemistry), a natural disaster (Tsunami), and more.

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Named the most unusual names of newborns in the Krasnodar Territory. Articles dated 02/09/2023

A briefing was held in the Catherine Hall, at which Natalya Alekseeva, First Deputy Head of the Civil Registry Office of the Krasnodar Territory, spoke about the form of electronic registration of the birth of a child and the results of work over the past year.

Natalya Alekseeva, First Deputy Head of the Civil Registry Office of the Krasnodar Territory, spoke about the results of work for the past year

It is convenient to submit an application

The main topic of discussion was the possibility of electronic registration of the birth of a child, which appeared quite recently, in October 2022. Now this process has become much easier. When discharged from the maternity hospital, the mother must agree to receive a medical certificate in electronic form. After that, it will come to the portal «Gosuslugi» in your personal account. Mom only has to submit an application electronically at any convenient day and time to receive a certificate in paper format.

— Today, given the interaction with related services, we still cannot completely move away from paper. But everything goes to that. By the way, 10 mothers of the Krasnodar Territory have already used the service. Most of the applications were made to the Kushchevsky department of the registry office: there are 5 of them,

Russia, Krasnodar and … Avocady

In total, 55 thousand children were born in the Kuban in 2022: 28 thousand boys and 27 thousand girls. The most popular names are Polina, Alexander, Anastasia, Ksenia, Alexei, Sergey and Mikhail. Even recently, parents often call their daughters Eva, but this name was considered rare until recently.

Some mothers and fathers are moving away from traditional names and turning to very unusual ones. For example, Avocady, Troyan, Lavr-Cosmos, Dionysus, Venice, Agrippina and Nicoletta live in Moscow. «KI» found out how things are in the Kuban.

— We met rare and unusual names: Israel, Caprian, Iramidin, Mercedes, Georgina, Jessica. And a boy was also born Krasnodar,

And this is not the first case in the country when a child is given such an amazing name. So, in Noyabrsk, a married couple named the newborn baby Russia. Parents wanted to give the girl an unusual name. And they did it!

— The main thing when choosing a name is to remember that there are certain restrictions provided by the Family Code of our country. You can not use symbols, indications of ranks and titles, swear words, as well as digital values, — said the first deputy head of the registry office of the Krasnodar Territory. Natalya Vladimirovna added that in recent years there has been a tendency to give double names: Anna-Gabriella, Alla-Maria, Arina-Nikol, Maya-Victoria, etc. There are indeed more and more of them.

Fashion trends can be traced in the organization of the marriage ceremony itself. More and more rarely, newlyweds conclude it in a solemn atmosphere. This is due to the fact that many prefer, in addition to official registration, to carry out an exit. A “friend” with a “friend” also becomes a relic of the past: mostly young people marry without them.

— We always have particularly busy dates. This is the first weekend after Easter and the 20th of September. We assume that the latter is a tradition that originated with our ancestors. When the harvest took place during the agricultural season, festivities began, including weddings,

• In 2022, residents of the Kuban entered into almost 47.5 thousand marriages

Children of the stars: the most unusual names of celebrity children — star children, name, kim kardashian, megan fox, david beckham, christina aguilera Unusual names are given to their children, of course, not only by such stars as Kim Kardashian or David Beckham, but they are well known to us.

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Celebrities never cease to amaze by naming their children with increasingly rare, unusual, and often very strange names. We offer you a selection of the most interesting of them.

The most recent example is the third son of Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green, whom they named Journey River Green. Star parents are already raising 3-year-old Noah and 2-year-old Bodhi.

Famous Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow chose for her daughter the name Apple (Apple), which translates as «apple.» When I was pregnant, her dad suggested naming the child, if it was a girl, be sure to Apple. And it sounded so cute! Apples are so sweet, and it’s so biblical, and, in general, I thought it was wonderful!» Gwyneth explained her decision. west) and named their daughter North (North — north). The son also received the difficult name of Saint (Saint — saint).0003

Christina Aguilera named her daughter Summer Rain — which means Summer Rain in English. Christina could not really explain her choice, she only said that she did not want to call the baby by her usual name, and she simply loves summer.

Zuma Nesta Rock — this is the name of the son of ex-soloist of the group «No Doubt» Gwen Stefani and musician Gavin Rossdale. As it turned out, the boy was named Zuma after the beach in Malibu. According to the biographical notes of Gavin Rossdale, it was there that he decided to seriously pursue music. The middle name — Nesta — is in honor of Bob Marley (the real name of the legendary reggae artist is Nesta). The third part of the name does not require explanation — both of the boy’s parents became famous for rock music.

Actor Jason Lee generously «gave» his son the solid name of Pilot Inspector (Air traffic controller). “He is simple, silent… Just like a pilot,” the happy father explained his choice.

One of the sons of David and Victoria Beckham is named Brooklyn. Romantic parents named their first child after the area of ​​New York where the boy was conceived. And the daughter of the star family named the number under which David Beckham played for Manchester United and the England national team — Seven (Harper Seven).

American singer Mariah Carey is raising two five-year-old twins — a Moroccan boy and a Monroe girl. Why the daughter got such a name, the artist explains simply — she loves Marilyn Monroe. As for her son, the story is strange, either jokingly or seriously, Mariah told reporters that this name was inspired by the «Moroccan» room in New York, where the father of the twins proposed to her.

At Sean Penn the Jumper (Hopper) is growing up. The boy was named after the actor Denis Hopper.

Singer Beyoncé and her husband Jay Z are currently raising their only child, their daughter’s name is Blue Ivy, which translates from English as Blue Ivy. Beyoncé did not explain her choice, but only hinted at the recently read poem by Rebecca Solnit.

Many people were surprised to hear that Jessica Simpson’s sister, singer Ashlee Simpson named her son Bronx Mowgli. It turns out that «The Jungle Book» is one of the girl’s favorite books. But why the first name of her son is the name of the most disadvantaged area of ​​\u200b\u200bNew York is unknown.