Top 10 Best Gender-Neutral Names
Are you a trans or gender-fluid person unsure of what new name you want to be known as? Here are the top ten gender-neutral names, perfect for anyone who's in between traditional gender roles!
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Alex
Alex is also a great choice for a gender-neutral name. There are countless guys and girls named Alex, so it is an amazing choice for being a gender-neutral name!
Most of the names on this list only sound good for one gender. Alex is a nice name for both genders.
Yeah, I totally agree, but my dad doesn't. Who cares?
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Jordan
This name would be the ultimate perfect name for a gender-neutral person. It is totally acceptable and best suited for both a guy and a girl.
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Riley
Riley is also a popular gender-neutral name. There are many guys and girls named Riley. Hence, it's a good choice too!
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Taylor
Taylor is another awesome name. Take Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner for example. They both share the name Taylor, which is why it is a perfect name for both guys and girls.
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Charlie
An awesome gender-neutral name. Again, it does not sound too girly or too boyish. It can be suited to either gender, making it a gender-neutral name.
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Morgan
Morgan is another unisex name. It sounds very magical and mystical. It is a very popular unisex and gender-neutral name to consider.
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Drew
Drew is one of the less popular unisex names, but it is still one of them. It would suit both genders and even someone who wants to remain gender-neutral.
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Frankie
Frankie is also a less common unisex name, but it is a very good one to consider.
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Peyton
Peyton has unique spelling and is a unique gender-neutral name that is less known.
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Frances
Frances is a beautiful name for either a boy or a girl. It is also a very lovely unisex name.
For males, it's spelled Francis.
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Kody
Beautiful name. It doesn't sound too girly or overly masculine. I prefer the name Cody spelled with a K rather than a C.
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Marley
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Sam
I have a Sam in my class who's a boy and had a girl teacher named Sam.
Short for either 'Samuel' or 'Samantha.'
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Kelly
Yes, sadly it is. When I used to go on Habbo years ago, I had a boyfriend called that when I was 15, but we broke up after a few months or something. At least I didn't know him in real life, and my real name was notTilly. In the old days, there was a rule not to use your real name. Bye.
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Max
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Leslie
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Jesse
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Ariel
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Jamie
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Ashley
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Ash
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Spencer
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Harley
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Sasha
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Finnley
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Chris
Short for either 'Christopher' or 'Christina.'
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Blake