What names dont have vowels?

Cwm and crwth do not contain the letters a, e, i, o, u, or y, the usual vowels (that is, the usual symbols that stand for vowel sounds) in English. But in those words the letter w simply serves instead, standing for the same sound that oo stands for in the words boom and booth.

What is a uncommon name for a girl?

Uncommon Baby Girl Names

• Paola.
• Cora.
• Maya.
• Brea.
• Fleur.
• Alena.
• Meara.
• Amiah.

What is the most uncommon female name?

Unusual Baby Girl Names

• A. Addilyn, Adley, Alisa, Alora, Analia, Aria, Armelle, Aviana, Aviva.
• B. Bexley, Braelynn, Brea, Brinley, Britta, Bronywyn.
• C. Calla, Camari, Cora, Corinna.
• D. Danica, Darby, Delaney, Diem, Dinah.
• E. Effie, Elodie, Elora, Ember, Embry, Emerson.
• F. Farah, Farren, Fleur.
• G. Gianna, Gracen, Grecia, Greer.
• H.

What is the only 6 letter word without a vowel?

5 letter words without vowels: Myrrh, Crypt, Flyby, Gypsy, Lynch, Nymph, Pygmy. 6 letter words without vowels: Rhythm, Crypts.

What’s the best name for a girl without a vowel?

Baby Girl Names Without Vowel: 1 Brynn: Brynn brings to mind a girl with soft, hazel eyes. 2 Gwynyth: The name sounds friendly and outgoing. 3 Kyryn: Kyryn is one of the most endearing English names. 4 Lyryc: If you want a musical name for your daughter, go with Lyryc.

Are there any English words that have no vowels?

Psst, though, is the only one that appears in the Oxford English Dictionary. English is weird. A word can mean two opposite things but that’s also what makes English fun. English is weird. A word can mean two opposite things … but that’s also what makes English fun.

Are there any vowel names in baby names?

“What is in a name?” asked Shakespeare. We’d say vowels and consonants, mostly. Vowel baby names, evidently, begin and end with the letters A, E, I, O, U. These names are soft and lovely and can be paired easily with any last or middle name. In fact, vowel baby names flow better than names beginning with consonants.

Is there a fruit without a vowel in its name?

None of them. One of the reasons that Y is sometimes a vowel is because every English word has to contain a vowel. So, in English, no fruit is without a vowel in its name. Other languages may differ but your question appeared in English to me, hence my answer.