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Unisex Names: The Names Shared by Men and Women

Each of these names belongs to men and women in similar numbers: at least 35% of living people with the name are of each sex. Riley is the most common.

The split often depends on age. Many of these names started out mostly male and have been given mostly to girls in recent decades; our list of names that switched shows the clearest cases.

Unisex Names: The Names Shared by Men and Women
#NameWomenPeak yearAliveAverage age
1Riley59%2008237K17
2Casey41%1987184K36
3Peyton63%2009138K17
4Jaime42%1976113K39
5Jessie51%1918113K48
6Jackie61%1961110K62
7Quinn59%201687.6K15
8Kerry53%196082.3K55
9Jody65%197075.8K56
10Skyler40%200068.3K21
11Emerson56%202560.2K13
12Sidney40%191854.7K43
13Harley57%201754.5K25
14Amari40%202352.8K12
15Frankie39%195949.1K48
16Finley56%201740.6K10
17Phoenix40%202040.3K11
Unisex Names: The Names Shared by Men and Women, continued
#NameWomenPeak yearAliveAverage age
18Justice49%199637.8K19
19Pat61%194730.9K74
20Robbie40%196328.7K56
21Stevie63%202527.6K30
22Armani44%202127.2K13
23Elisha53%198026.2K30
24Milan37%202325.4K14
25Oakley60%202425.2K8
26Shiloh62%202524.2K13
27Kris50%196523.8K55
28Carey50%197522.7K53
29Emory52%202420.6K22
30Shea60%200520.5K28
31Remy40%202020.4K12
32Lennon62%202220.1K9
33Leighton61%202220.1K15

How this list works

Names with 20,000+ estimated alive where women are 35% to 65% of living people with the name; ranked by number alive. Ages are estimates for people alive in 2026, from Social Security baby-name records and SSA life tables. How we calculate this

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