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給想取英文名字的拉拉參考一下
有些人想取比較中性的英文名字
但不知道什麼英文名字比較中性
姓名是父母給的
當然有人想自己去改名也不是不行
還要算八字哩
有人聽說一些踢取的中文名字就笑的要死
有踢的英文名字叫jaky 中文名字不是叫雅文 宜君 怡君 雅婷 靜儀 之類的
阿我想人家也不願意這樣阿 取一個菜市場名還要被人家笑..
這邊列出幾個中性的英文名字
其實英文名字也有分unisex name 就是男生女生兼可用的
Wiki 上面解釋 unisex name
A unisex name, also known as an epicene name, is a given name that is often given to either a boy or a girl. Some countries, however, require that a given name be gender-specific (see German name). This list does not cover names in cultures where the names are often not gender specific, which is common in many cultures. For example, some African tribes have unisex names, and so do cultures which use names which are derived from properties, such as the Amish or many cultures in India.
Unisex names are often nicknames that are also used as given names, such as Alex and Chris. Alex can be considered a shortening of Alexander (a masculine name) or of Alexandra/Alexa (a feminine name); Chris can be considered a shortening of Christopher or Christian (both masculine names), or of Christina or Christine (feminine names).
Some names that were once predominantly used as masculine given names are now primarily feminine given names, including Alexis, Ashley, Beverly, Carol, Evelyn, Hilary, Jocelyn, Meredith, Shirley, Shannon, Sharon, and Vivian. Sometimes the modern adoption of a predominantly masculine given name follows the use by an actress (e.g. Drew Barrymore, Daryl Hannah) or fictional character (e.g. Tracy, Blake).
Some unisex names are homophones, pronounced the same for both genders but spelled differently. One common example of this is a final "y" for the masculine form and an "i" or "ie" for the feminine. (e.g. Terry and Teri, Jerry and Jeri, Tony and Toni, Johnny and Johnnie, Billy and Billie). Others have less regular spelling variations (Francis and Frances, Robin and Robyn, Sidney and Sydney, Lee and Leigh, etc.). In many cases, the spelling of what used to be a predominantly masculine name was altered to create a feminine variation. If the feminine variation becomes sufficiently popular, the use of the masculine variation may dwindle, and ultimately the name may be deemed feminine under any spelling.
Some names vary their gender from country to country or language to language. For example, Anne, which is feminine in English, is normally masculine in some Dutch provinces, but normally feminine in the rest of the country; or Jean, which is normally feminine in English and Scottish, is masculine in French. Laurence, which is normally masculine in English and Scottish, is feminine in French (the masculine form being Laurent).
Different parents may adopt the same unusual name for children of opposite gender.
Unisex names can be the source of humor, such as Julia Sweeney's sexually ambiguous character "Pat" on Saturday Night Live. A running joke on the TV show Scrubs is that almost every woman J.D. sleeps with has a unisex name: Jordan, Alex, Danni, Elliot, Jamie, etc. Similarly, the sex of the baby Jamie in Malcolm in the Middle was purposely kept ambiguous when first introduced at the end of the show's fourth season leading to speculation that it would remain unknown. However, the character's sex was revealed at the end of the first episode of season five.
Many Indian names become unisex when written with Latin characters because of the limitations of transliteration. The spellings Chandra and Krishna, for example, are transliterations of both the masculine and feminine versions of those names. In Indian languages, the final as of these names are different letters with different pronunciations, so there is no ambiguity. However, when they are seen (and usually, spoken) by someone unfamiliar with Indian languages, they become gender ambiguous. Other Indian names, such as Ananda, are exclusively or nearly exclusively masculine in India, but because of their a ending, are assumed to be feminine in Anglophone societies. Many unisex names in India are obvious and are never ridiculed. For instance Nehal is used commonly to name baby boys or girls in western state of India namely Gujarat. Most Sikh first names such as Harpreet, Gurpreet, Sukhjinder and Harjeet are unisex names and equally commonly given to either sex[1].
例如我一直以為 Alex 是男生用的
但原來 Alex 女生也可以用
Chris 也是一樣
參考以下這篇文章 外國人給新生寶寶取名
UNISEX NAMES: What’s Hot, What’s Not
When we wrote our first book, Beyond Jennifer & Jason, we hit on the idea of grouping unisex names into percentage categories–which were used more for girls and which for boys. These ranged from 90% feminine (Shannon and Tracy) to 75% feminine (Kim and Jan) to 50-50 (Ricky, Nicky) to 75% male (Kirby, Kyle) to 90% masculine (Addison, Glenn).
Most of those names have fallen completely off the radar (though long before Grey’s Anatomy, Addison was the nickname/surname of Bruce Willis’s macho character in Moonlighting), but the release of the new Social Security figures provides a good opportunity to check up on which side of the gender line unisex names are falling right now.
UNISEX NAMES GETTING MORE FIRMLY FEMININE
ADDISON
ALEXIS
ARIEL
BAILEY
EMERSON
HARPER
JORDYN
LONDON
MARLEY
PAYTON
REAGAN
REESE
RILEY (though still strong for boys)
SKYLAR
TAYLOR
TEAGAN
UNISEX NAMES MORE MALE
ANGEL
CAMERON
CHARLIE
DYLAN
HAYDEN (though the gender gap is narrowing)
JADEN, JAIDEN, JAYDEN
JAYLEN
JORDAN
MICAH
PARKER
PHOENIX
SAGE
ZION
UP FOR GIRLS AND DOWN FOR BOYS (in 2008)
ALEXIS
ALI
BAILEY
DEVON
FINLEY
HAYDEN
JUSTICE
KENDALL
LOGAN
QUINN
REAGAN
SAGE
TAYLOR
UP FOR BOYS AND DOWN FOR GIRLS
JAIDYN, JAYDEN
KENNEDY
PEYTON
ROWAN
SKYLER
UNISEX NAMES RISING FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS
AVERY
CHARLIE
EDEN
EMERSON
EMERY
HARLEY
HARPER
JAYLEN
KAYDEN
LONDON
MARLEY
MICAH
PARKER
PAYTON
PHOENIX
RILEY
RORY
RYLEE
ZION
AND THOSE FALLING FOR BOTH SEXES
ANGEL
ARIEL
CAMERON
CASEY
DAKOTA
DYLAN
JADEN, JADYN
JAMIE
JORDAN
REESE
RYAN
SIDNEY
SKYLAR
TYLER
另外附上 2007 年的 UniSex Name
2007年美國Unisex 排名
Unisex Name 2007
Jordan
Riley
Alexis
Angel
Jayden
Peyton
Hayden
Avery
Taylor
Cameron
Jaden
Payton
Dakota
Morgan
Logan
Ryan
Reese
Jaiden
Skyler
Skylar
Ariel
Kayden
Parker
Kendall
Addison
Dylan
Bailey
Casey
Emerson
Rowan
Amari
Quinn
Micah
Tyler
Jordyn
Jamie
Rylee
London
Justice
Reagan
Jadyn
Jaylin
Jaylen
Harley
Teagan
Charlie
Camryn
Phoenix
Sage
Kamryn
Kasey
Sidney
Jaidyn
Lyric
Emery
Dominique
Armani
Devyn
如果前面不會念 下面是比較常見的
A::Ada,Alexa,Alison,Amber,Anthea,April
B::Brenda
C::Carla,Crystal
D::Dawn,Doris
E::Ellen,Elaine,Elsa
F::Faith,Flora,Frieda
G::Georgina
H::Hannah,Harriet,Helen
I:Ida
J:Joan,Joanna,Joanne,Joyce,Joy,Joe,June
K::Kat,Kay
L::Lesley,Lori,Lynn,Louise
N::Nora,Norma
M:Madeline,Mercy
P:Pamela,Poppy
R::Ruth
S::Stella,Sue,Sean
U::Una
V::Violet
Y::Yvonne,Yvette
Z::Zoe
有些人想取比較中性的英文名字
但不知道什麼英文名字比較中性
姓名是父母給的
當然有人想自己去改名也不是不行
還要算八字哩
有人聽說一些踢取的中文名字就笑的要死
有踢的英文名字叫jaky 中文名字不是叫雅文 宜君 怡君 雅婷 靜儀 之類的
阿我想人家也不願意這樣阿 取一個菜市場名還要被人家笑..
這邊列出幾個中性的英文名字
其實英文名字也有分unisex name 就是男生女生兼可用的
Wiki 上面解釋 unisex name
A unisex name, also known as an epicene name, is a given name that is often given to either a boy or a girl. Some countries, however, require that a given name be gender-specific (see German name). This list does not cover names in cultures where the names are often not gender specific, which is common in many cultures. For example, some African tribes have unisex names, and so do cultures which use names which are derived from properties, such as the Amish or many cultures in India.
Unisex names are often nicknames that are also used as given names, such as Alex and Chris. Alex can be considered a shortening of Alexander (a masculine name) or of Alexandra/Alexa (a feminine name); Chris can be considered a shortening of Christopher or Christian (both masculine names), or of Christina or Christine (feminine names).
Some names that were once predominantly used as masculine given names are now primarily feminine given names, including Alexis, Ashley, Beverly, Carol, Evelyn, Hilary, Jocelyn, Meredith, Shirley, Shannon, Sharon, and Vivian. Sometimes the modern adoption of a predominantly masculine given name follows the use by an actress (e.g. Drew Barrymore, Daryl Hannah) or fictional character (e.g. Tracy, Blake).
Some unisex names are homophones, pronounced the same for both genders but spelled differently. One common example of this is a final "y" for the masculine form and an "i" or "ie" for the feminine. (e.g. Terry and Teri, Jerry and Jeri, Tony and Toni, Johnny and Johnnie, Billy and Billie). Others have less regular spelling variations (Francis and Frances, Robin and Robyn, Sidney and Sydney, Lee and Leigh, etc.). In many cases, the spelling of what used to be a predominantly masculine name was altered to create a feminine variation. If the feminine variation becomes sufficiently popular, the use of the masculine variation may dwindle, and ultimately the name may be deemed feminine under any spelling.
Some names vary their gender from country to country or language to language. For example, Anne, which is feminine in English, is normally masculine in some Dutch provinces, but normally feminine in the rest of the country; or Jean, which is normally feminine in English and Scottish, is masculine in French. Laurence, which is normally masculine in English and Scottish, is feminine in French (the masculine form being Laurent).
Different parents may adopt the same unusual name for children of opposite gender.
Unisex names can be the source of humor, such as Julia Sweeney's sexually ambiguous character "Pat" on Saturday Night Live. A running joke on the TV show Scrubs is that almost every woman J.D. sleeps with has a unisex name: Jordan, Alex, Danni, Elliot, Jamie, etc. Similarly, the sex of the baby Jamie in Malcolm in the Middle was purposely kept ambiguous when first introduced at the end of the show's fourth season leading to speculation that it would remain unknown. However, the character's sex was revealed at the end of the first episode of season five.
Many Indian names become unisex when written with Latin characters because of the limitations of transliteration. The spellings Chandra and Krishna, for example, are transliterations of both the masculine and feminine versions of those names. In Indian languages, the final as of these names are different letters with different pronunciations, so there is no ambiguity. However, when they are seen (and usually, spoken) by someone unfamiliar with Indian languages, they become gender ambiguous. Other Indian names, such as Ananda, are exclusively or nearly exclusively masculine in India, but because of their a ending, are assumed to be feminine in Anglophone societies. Many unisex names in India are obvious and are never ridiculed. For instance Nehal is used commonly to name baby boys or girls in western state of India namely Gujarat. Most Sikh first names such as Harpreet, Gurpreet, Sukhjinder and Harjeet are unisex names and equally commonly given to either sex[1].
例如我一直以為 Alex 是男生用的
但原來 Alex 女生也可以用
Chris 也是一樣
參考以下這篇文章 外國人給新生寶寶取名
UNISEX NAMES: What’s Hot, What’s Not
When we wrote our first book, Beyond Jennifer & Jason, we hit on the idea of grouping unisex names into percentage categories–which were used more for girls and which for boys. These ranged from 90% feminine (Shannon and Tracy) to 75% feminine (Kim and Jan) to 50-50 (Ricky, Nicky) to 75% male (Kirby, Kyle) to 90% masculine (Addison, Glenn).
Most of those names have fallen completely off the radar (though long before Grey’s Anatomy, Addison was the nickname/surname of Bruce Willis’s macho character in Moonlighting), but the release of the new Social Security figures provides a good opportunity to check up on which side of the gender line unisex names are falling right now.
UNISEX NAMES GETTING MORE FIRMLY FEMININE
ADDISON
ALEXIS
ARIEL
BAILEY
EMERSON
HARPER
JORDYN
LONDON
MARLEY
PAYTON
REAGAN
REESE
RILEY (though still strong for boys)
SKYLAR
TAYLOR
TEAGAN
UNISEX NAMES MORE MALE
ANGEL
CAMERON
CHARLIE
DYLAN
HAYDEN (though the gender gap is narrowing)
JADEN, JAIDEN, JAYDEN
JAYLEN
JORDAN
MICAH
PARKER
PHOENIX
SAGE
ZION
UP FOR GIRLS AND DOWN FOR BOYS (in 2008)
ALEXIS
ALI
BAILEY
DEVON
FINLEY
HAYDEN
JUSTICE
KENDALL
LOGAN
QUINN
REAGAN
SAGE
TAYLOR
UP FOR BOYS AND DOWN FOR GIRLS
JAIDYN, JAYDEN
KENNEDY
PEYTON
ROWAN
SKYLER
UNISEX NAMES RISING FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS
AVERY
CHARLIE
EDEN
EMERSON
EMERY
HARLEY
HARPER
JAYLEN
KAYDEN
LONDON
MARLEY
MICAH
PARKER
PAYTON
PHOENIX
RILEY
RORY
RYLEE
ZION
AND THOSE FALLING FOR BOTH SEXES
ANGEL
ARIEL
CAMERON
CASEY
DAKOTA
DYLAN
JADEN, JADYN
JAMIE
JORDAN
REESE
RYAN
SIDNEY
SKYLAR
TYLER
另外附上 2007 年的 UniSex Name
2007年美國Unisex 排名
Unisex Name 2007
Jordan
Riley
Alexis
Angel
Jayden
Peyton
Hayden
Avery
Taylor
Cameron
Jaden
Payton
Dakota
Morgan
Logan
Ryan
Reese
Jaiden
Skyler
Skylar
Ariel
Kayden
Parker
Kendall
Addison
Dylan
Bailey
Casey
Emerson
Rowan
Amari
Quinn
Micah
Tyler
Jordyn
Jamie
Rylee
London
Justice
Reagan
Jadyn
Jaylin
Jaylen
Harley
Teagan
Charlie
Camryn
Phoenix
Sage
Kamryn
Kasey
Sidney
Jaidyn
Lyric
Emery
Dominique
Armani
Devyn
如果前面不會念 下面是比較常見的
A::Ada,Alexa,Alison,Amber,Anthea,April
B::Brenda
C::Carla,Crystal
D::Dawn,Doris
E::Ellen,Elaine,Elsa
F::Faith,Flora,Frieda
G::Georgina
H::Hannah,Harriet,Helen
I:Ida
J:Joan,Joanna,Joanne,Joyce,Joy,Joe,June
K::Kat,Kay
L::Lesley,Lori,Lynn,Louise
N::Nora,Norma
M:Madeline,Mercy
P:Pamela,Poppy
R::Ruth
S::Stella,Sue,Sean
U::Una
V::Violet
Y::Yvonne,Yvette
Z::Zoe
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