Fun Names

Male Names
  • Ace (Latin) - One; one unit [English speaking countries]

    "Ace" comes from the Latin "as," which was the name for a small-denomination Roman coin. In English vernacular, an "ace" is a very skilled person; it is also synonymous with "cool," in UK usage. "Ace" can also be: a suit of playing cards; a fighter pilot

  • Beau (French) - Handsome [English speaking countries]

    French word for "handsome" (and therefore never used in French spaking countires as a given name) and American slang for "boyfriend". Its use as a first name likely came from a shortening of a surname such as Beauchamp or Beaufort in order to honor someon

  • Bo (French) - Handsome [English speaking countries]

    Possibly a respelling of Beau meaning "handsome." Also a nickname for Boaz which means "fleetness."

  • Buddy (English) - Thickset person; beetle [English speaking countries]

    Buddy may be taken as a variant of the surname Budd.
    It is also the English vocabulary word for "a good friend".
    Drummer Buddy Rich, ground dbreaking rock-n-roller Buddy Holly, actor and comedian Buddy Hackett, actor Buddy Ebsen and baseball

  • Rocky (English) - Stone; stoney, craggy [English speaking countries]

    Although Rocky could possibly have been adopted as a playful form of the name Rocco, it more than likely is utilized because of its existence as a noun. The name gained popularity as a given name over a nickname when the Sylvester Stallone movie "Rocky" c

  • Rusty (Gaelic) - Rusty, full of rust [English speaking countries]

    This is a nick name or pet name for a person who's given name is Russel. It is also given sometimes as a pet name for one with red hair. Seldom used as a given name on it's own, Rusty charted on the Top 1000 names from 1940 to 1995.

  • Sonny (English) - Son [English speaking countries]

    Diminutive for "my son". Also used as an English equivilant for the Italian name, Sandro, which itself is a version of Alexander meaning "defending man."

Female Names
  • Coco (French) - N/A [English speaking countries]

    Coco was the nickname of fashion designer Coco Chanel (born as Gabrielle Chanel). Coco Arquette is the daughter of actors Courtney Cox and David Arquette.

    In France, Coco is a common name for parrots, in reference to the sounds they make.

  • Fanny (Latin) - From France [English and French speaking countries]

    Fanny is a diminutive form of Frances, and so the English equivalent of the French Françoise. Due to its slang meanings in the USA and UK (meaning "rear end" or "bum") it is rarely found on anyone under the age of about 80.

  • Sunny (English) - Filled with sunlight [English speaking countries]
  • Tawny (English) - Tawny, tanned [English speaking countries]

    Tawny describes a tan or ruddy color. Usually used in reference to the color of an animal's fur. It can be used as a nickname for the name Tanya or Tonya.

    Tawny Kitaen is an American model and actress who was famous in the 1980's, particul

Gender Neutral Names
  • Dusty (English) - Full of dust [English speaking countries]

    Dusty is a common nickname for the given name Dustin, but is sometimes used on its own as a given name for both males and females.

    Dusty Springfield was a successful british pop music singer in the 1960's.

  • Stormy (English) - Violent weather [English speaking countries]