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1.Paris
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Name of a nobleman in Greek mythology. Paris, the city gets its name from a tribe called Parisii.
2.Manon
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A diminutive of Marie.
3.Vivian
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Masculine until becoming unisex in the modern times. Vivien, with an E is masculine in France, but feminine in Hungary, literature and many other places..
4.Gertrude
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A Germanic name meaning "spear of strength".
5.Zelda
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Despite some people's Legend of Zelda confusion, it's always been feminine. Even in the game.
6.Andrea
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Already an established masculine name centuries before becoming dominantly female outside Italian speaking world.
7.Kaori
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Japanese for "fragnance".
8.Fatmire
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Feminine form of Fatmir. Meaning "lucky".
9.Hyacinth
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A Spartan prince, a hero and a lover of the god Apollo, who is also the Greek national divinity.
10.Ragna
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Meaning "advice, counsel", a short form of old Norse names like Ragnbjǫrg, Ragnfríðr, Ragnhildr and more. All feminine. Ragnar is masculine, from old Germanic Raganhar, in case you were wondering.
11.Angel
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From medieval Latin name Angelus, "the messenger".
12.Yoni
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Diminutive of Yonatan in Hebrew.
13.Zlata
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Feminine form of Zlatan, meaning "golden".
14.Jet
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Short form of Henriëtte and pronounced more like "yet" than "jet", as in English. Variants: Jetta, Jette.
15.Sidney
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Traditionally masculine, until America happened.
16.Ashley
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Exclusively a male name in England, Germany and France for ~350 years until it became unisex (albeit male dominated). More of a female name in the US since the 1960s & especially from -80s forwards.
17.Elikapeka
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Hawaiian for Elizabeth.
18.Mackenzie / Mckenzie
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"Son of the bright one". Has, for some reason, become more popular with girls in N.America and Australia.
19.Emery
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Norman form of the Germanic Emmerich, meaning "universal ruler".
20.America / América
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Feminine form of Amerigo, which is an Italian form of Emmerich.