Dido is a unisex given name as well as a nickname
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Diana’s last appearance in the Top 100 American baby girl names was in 2005
Camilla
In Roman mythology, Camilia was a swift huntress
Charlene
1949 was the year the most American baby girls were named Charlene, although it was consistently a Top 200 name from 1924 until 1972
Cleopatra
14 American girls were named Cleopatra in 2012, 8 less than in 2011
Charles
Always a popular male name in the USA, Charles was No. 5 in 1905 and No. 50 in 2015
Bernice
Three tropicals storms in the Eastern Pacific were named Bernice during the 1960s. Two in the 1970s.
Barclay
In 1917, 9 American boys were named Barclay. The exact same number turned up in 1967, 50 years later.
Aaliyah
Aaliyah is of Hebrew origin, meaning rising or ascending
Albert
Albert was a Top 50 American male name from 1880 through 1945. By 2013, it fell to No. 421
Alois
Alois was listed in U.S. birth statistics in 1880, attributed to 10 American baby boys. Its last appearance was in 1975 with 9 male births