'I'm a nurse and these are the most unusual baby names I've come across'

A pediatric nurse has revealed some of the most unusual baby names she has encountered in her career.

In a Reddit post, she shared an astonishing list for the internet to ponder over, including names like : "Suave, Phix, Jinx, Axxum, Jru, Legacii, Kouture, Broly, AaMillion, Earqueal, Rad, Sedan, Embrayce, Whisper, Kartel, Que, Lendin, Pairings, Uros, Tighe, Traeson, McGee (f), Mystica, Raycen (yes pronounced like raisin), Phewona, Zarish, Jhream, Wolf, Matigan (f), Zeppelyn, Lennoxx, Jherzey, Finess, Aalexxis, Kansas (f), Dragon, Kasual, InnOcense, Menorah, Dracon, Jefe, Modesta, Katana, Eclipse."

She added: "And special shoutout to the middle name Roach."

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Noting discretion, she added: "P.S. had to leave out some names because they are simply SO unique I was worried about breaking HIPAA."

Reddit was abuzz as users shared their surprise and amusement at these distinctive monikers. Comments on social media ranged from amusement to disbelief, with one person exclaiming, "Sedan got me good."

Another added a dose of humor, saying, "I'm willing to bet Menorah isn't Jewish." An amused commentator contributed, "My dude Roach holding it down. First name Papa."

Someone else said, "I dated a guy, whose daughter was named Katana. He hated the name but the mother was insistent. No connection to Japanese culture except be a big anime fan."

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One found potential, saying, "Jinx is a great supervillain or burlesque dancer name." Some Reddit users even expressed being taken by the inventive labels.

A person shared their thoughts, saying: "Wolf and Modesta are the least bad. I personally wouldn't choose the name Wolf, but I understand the appeal. I currently have a coworker named Modesta. I don't know where she's from (she has a non-French accent when she speaks English), but I love the way she says her name."

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