Do you have an uncommon first name?

my name real name is quite common on my island but outside i doubt there's even one person who has my name. unless they came from my island.

 

That's a very nice name.

Mine is fairly common.

Uncommon first names can be interesting and very cool but, sometimes, parents get carried away with some strange ones and forget that the kid has to wear it 24/7.

I once went into a fast food place and the girl taking my order had a badge with the name Rotunda.

 

Not at all. My name is Victoria. It's common and international.

 

Extremely. Not to mention, it has two capital letters and an accent. Which is the main reason why I never go by my first name on the internet. People in the real world struggle enough on average. I won't share it on the forums because it is basically it's own form of offsite contact, but bares a heavy resemblance to the name Beyoncé.

Which further solidifies the fact that we are basically the same person...

 

My name is common, boring end geeky.

Happy days

 

My name is one of the most common names in my sity.

 

Whenever I hear the name Karl or Carl the first thing I think about is the Llamas with Hats youtube videos.

 

Jonathan? Not uncommon at all :lol:

 

There are approximately two other people with my name on Facebook. It's a very unusual Semitic name. My middle is also rare. And no, my name's not Maeve .

I definitely want to give my kids unique names, but perhaps not as unique as mine!

 

My name is Spencer. It seems to be pretty rare. I've only met one other person who shared my name. It was a boy. It's unisex but most of the people I have met, automatically link it as being a male's name. It's also a surname. I haven't heard or seen it being used this way very much.

 

It was common in the 1910s. Now it's not that common but not rare either, though it's never printed on name keychains. I know 2 others with the same name, and at some time or other we were in the same group/class which caused some confusion! Sometimes I use a short form of it, and that short form happens to be a Divergent character's name (which I just found out recently). It does make things awkward when I introduce myself.

 

My first name is rare for a girl's name, but not overly unique. However, I go by and have always gone by my middle, which is Chamberlin. It's what my parents call me, which makes me wonder why they didn't just make it my first name. People always misspell it, people almost always miss-pronounce it the first time so I have to keep repeating it, and I hate my nickname which is 'Chamby'. But (and no offense to the people with 'normal names', I have nothing against them) I've never met someone else who goes by 'Chamberlin' (unless it's their last name) and I really like that. Unusual names are awesome, but if you don't like yours, just come up with a cool nickname and insist that people use it. Trust me, they catch on.

 

Mine too. It's very unusual; I've never heard anyone with it at all, even a search of the internet doesn't produce results. When you put it with my surname it has its own irony.

 

Nope. Although the shortened form of my name is more common than the full one, Alexander.

I keep thinking maybe I'd prefer to go by Alexander rather than Alex, but when I introduce myself, Alex just comes out.

 

Oh, god no! I can't go anywhere without running into someone with my name. If I'm out in public and someone calls my name, chances are, I won't respond. I just don't want to be one of the five other people craning their necks to see if they're being spoken to. Nope.

Now, my last name is very unique.

 

I have to say, i dont know many girls with my name either ^.^

 

My name is Mattea and it is very rare. It means 'a gift from God' in Hebrew, and I am rather fond of it. A lot of people assume that I'm Jewish or Israeli because of it, but that doesn't bother me.