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The Very Best U Names for Boys and Girls

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Imagine an alternate universe where the alphabet was arranged differently. I surmise that people love the letter A so much because it is #1, but what if it wasn't?  What if the letter U came first?

What if there were an abundance of favorable baby names that began with the letter U? What if common A names had their spellings changed to start with U and everyone loved them?

If that is hard to imagine, perhaps you should take a moment to stop and smell the U-scented roses. There is a surprising amount of lovely names that begin with this under-appreciated letter. I narrowed it down to the best I could find.

Here are the 50 best boy and girl names that start with the letter U:
  1. Ujana
  2. Ulani
  3. Ulla
  4. Ulyana
  5. Ulyciana
  6. Uma
  7. Umay
  8. Umeko
  9. Umi
  10. Umika
  11. Ummi
  12. Una
  13. Unique
  14. Unity
  15. Ura
  16. Urania
  17. Uriela
  18. Urja
  19. Ursa
  20. Ursula
  21. Usra
  22. Utari
  23. Uttara
  24. Uva
  25. Uzuri
  1. Uba
  2. Uchenna
  3. Uday
  4. Udell
  5. Ugo
  6. Ulmer
  7. Ulrich
  8. Ulysses
  9. Umberto
  10. Umed
  11. Umi
  12. Unique
  13. Uorsin
  14. Upton
  15. Urbain
  16. Urban
  17. Urbano
  18. Uri
  19. Uriah
  20. Urian
  21. Uriel
  22. Urijah
  23. Usher
  24. Usman
  25. Uttam
Which of these do you like best? If U isn't your letter, use the links below to explore 25 others.

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