Rare but Real (2016)

Let's take a quick break from statistical analysis. ;)  I'm always fascinated to see what rarities we can encounter down at the very bottom of the SSA lists, the names given to only 5 babies.
My only restrictions are that they can't have other spellings further up on the list, and I can't have mentioned it on a previous 'Rare but Real' (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015).
Let's see what we can find....

Boys:

• Adoniah (ad-oh-NYE-ah, [Biblical] Hebrew)--form of Adonijah, "my Lord is Yahweh"
• Aldwin (AHLD-win, Germanic)--older form of Edwin, "old friend"
• Aniceto (ah-nee-SEH-toh, Portuguese, Spanish; ah-nee-CHEH-toh, Italian)--from Greek, "unconquerable"
• Arvo (AHR-voh, Finnish)--"value"
• Astraeus (as-TREE-us, [Latinized] Greek)--"star"
• Baird (BEHRD, English)--from Scottish surname, prob. "bard"
• Enver (en-VEHR, Turkish, EN-vehr, Albanian)--from Arabic, "brighter"
• Erling (AHR-ling, Norwegian, EHR-ling, Danish, Swedish)--"descendant of the chief"
• Hezron (HEZ-ron, [Biblical] Hebrew)--"enclosure"
• Janvier (zhawn-vee-AY, French)--"January"
• Joris (YOHR-is, Dutch, German; zhoh-REES, French)--form of George
• Liav (lee-AV, Hebrew)--"my father"
• Lonán (LOH-nawn, Irish)--"blackbird"
• Remiel (REM-ee-el, [Biblical] Hebrew)--"mercy of God"
• Stelios (STEL-ee-ohs, Greek)--"pillar"
• Wystan (WIS-tan, [archaic] English)--"war stone"

Girls:

• Abiela (ah-bee-EL-lah, Spanish)--from Biblical Hebrew, "God is my father"
• Aelia (EYE-lee-ah, AY-lee-ah, EE-lee-ah, Latin)--original form of Elia, "sun"
• Aureliana (ow-reh-lee-AH-nah, Spanish, Italian)--from Latin, "golden"
• Ceridwen (keh-RID-wen, Welsh)--origin uncertain, poss. "blessed poetry", "poetry woman", or "crooked woman". 
• Cipriana (chee-pree-AH-nah, Italian; sip-ree-AH-nah, Portuguese, Spanish)--from Latin, "of Cyprus"
• Eleri (eh-LEHR-ee, Welsh)--origin unknown, poss. "very bitter" or a form of Hilarius/Hilaria
• Elisama (el-ee-SAH-mah, Portuguese)--from Biblical Hebrew, "God has heard" [the original name, Elishama, is masculine in the Bible]
• Faustine (foh-STEEN, French)--from Latin, "lucky"
• Gilia (JILL-ee-ah, [medieval] English, JEEL-yah, [medieval] Italian)--feminine of Egidio/Giles or poss. from Germanic, "merry"
• Isidra (ee-SEE-drah, Spanish)--form of Isadora
• Kirsi (KEER-see, Finnish)--short form of Kirstin or Kirsikka
• Lalitha (lah-LEET-hah, Indian [Tamil])--from Sanskit, "charming"
• Lilias (LIL-ee-as, Scottish)--form of Lillian
• Nino (NEE-noh, [ancient] Greek, Georgian)--unknown origin, poss. related to Nineveh, and/or the Babylonian goddess Nina. [also a boys' name in many languages]
• Sarit (sah-REET, Hebrew)--diminutive of Sarah
• Stana (STAH-nah, Croatian, Serbian, Romanian, Italian)--short form of Slavic -stan- names, "become, happen"
• Tabea (tah-BEH-ah, German)--short form of Tabitha
• Velia (VEH-lee-ah, Italian)--origin unknown, poss. from Latin, "veiled", or from the ancient Greek town of Velia. 

Unisex (I know, I don't usually have a unisex category, but I just happened to notice one name given to exactly 5 boys & 5 girls, and it intrigued me):

• Yunuen (yoo-noo-EN, Spanish)--from an island in central Mexico, poss. from Tarascan, "crescent"