Rare but Real (2017)

Taking a brief break from number-crunching. :)
It's always fascinating to peruse the very bottom of the SSA list--the names given to only 5 babies last year.
Caveats: they can't have any more popular spellings further up, and it can't have appeared on any previous 'Rare but Real's (2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010).

Boys:

• Acamas (ah-KAH-mas, Greek [mythology])--prob. "untiring"
• Caetano (kah-eh-TAH-noo, kye-TAH-noo [short 'oo's, like "foot"], Portuguese)--from Latin, "from Gaeta"
• Carroll (KEHR-ohl, English)--from Irish surname Ó Cearbhaill, prob. "warrior"
• Cygnus (SIG-nus, Greek [mythology])--"swan"
• Froilán (froy-LAHN, Spanish, Galician)--poss. from Germanic, "lord"
• Harel (har-EL, Hebrew)--"mountain of God"
• Landric (LAN-drik, [medieval] English)--from Old English, "land-ruler" [probable source of the surname Landry]
• Nuriel (noo-ree-EL, Spanish, Hebrew)--from Hebrew, poss. "light of God" or "fire of God"
• Rasmus (RAHS-moos, Estonian, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Finnish)--from ancient Greek, "beloved"
• Vasco (VAHS-koh, Spanish, Italian; VAHS-koo [short 'oo', like in "foot"], Portuguese)--from Spanish surname Velasco, prob. from Basque "little crow"; or poss. from Spanish vasco, "Basque".
• Winfred (WIN-fred, English)--from Old English "friend-peace"
• Yuval (yoo-VAHL, Hebrew)--original form of Biblical name Jubal, "stream" [unisex]
• Zorion (soh-ree-ohn, Basque)--"happiness"

Girls:

• Benedetta (beh-neh-DET-tah, Italian)--feminine of Benedict
• Bithiah (bith-EYE-ah, [Biblical] Hebrew)--"daughter of God"
• Edina (EH-dee-naw, Hungarian; eh-DEEN-ah, Bosnian) [separate derivations]
• Eréndira (eh-REN-deer-ah, Spanish)--from Tarascan, meaning unknown
• Fruma (FROO-mah, Yiddish)--"pious"
• Maryse (mah-REESE, French)--form of Marie
• Nashira (nah-SHEER-ah, NAH-sheer-ah, English)--from the star name; itself from Arabic, prob. "bringer of good news"
• Nimue (NIM-oo-ay, Arthurian Mythology)--origin unknown, poss. a mangling of a Welsh name/word
• Ninfa (NEEN-fah, Italian, Spanish)--from ancient Greek, "nymph"
• Parthenia (par-THEE-nee-ah, English; par-t'hen-EE-ah, [ancient] Greek)--from ancient Greek, "maiden"
• Tekla (TEK-lah, Hungarian, Polish, Scandinavian)--from Greek Theokleia "glory of God"
• Véronique (vay-ron-EEK, French)--form of Veronica
• Vika (VEE-kah, Russian, Ukrainian)--form of Victoria