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77 girl names that start with the letter X

When we know that a baby is on the way, we begin to think of possible names that we will choose for him or her. Some people choose to choose traditional names in the family, while others choose something different and take inspiration from different places, such as literature or nature.

In other cases, some parents have a preference for a particular letter, so continuing our journey through baby names from A to Z, we share 77 girl names that start with the letter X.

  • Xabrina: Variant of Sabrina, which is of Celtic origin and refers to a mythical character related to the River Severn.
  • Xadani: of Zapotec origin, it means “under the hill”.
  • Xail: of Aztec origin, it means “flower”.
  • Xalaquia: of Aztec origin, it means “dressed in sand”.
  • Xalli: of Aztec origin, it means “sand”.
  • Xaman: of Mayan origin, it means “star”.
  • Xamira: of Persian origin, it means “diamond”.
  • Xana: of Galician origin, it means “fairy of the mountains”.
  • Xanat: of Aztec origin, it means “vanilla flower”.
  • Xandra: diminutive of Alexandra, which means “defender of men”.
  • Xandria: short for Alexandra.
  • Xandy: short for Alexandra.
  • Xanthe: of Greek origin, it means “bright, yellow”.
  • Xanthia: variant of Xanthe.
  • Xanthipe: of Greek origin, it means “yellow horse”.
  • Xantho: of Greek origin, it means “the one with golden hair”.
  • Xantipa: of Greek origin, it means “bay horse”.
  • Xara: variant of Sara, which is of Hebrew origin and means “princess”.
  • Xareni: of Otomí origin, it means “princess of the forest”.
  • Xarhini: of Purépecha origin, it means “early”.
  • Xaria: variant of Zaria, which means “gift of love.”
  • Xaroula: of Greek origin, it means “joy”.
  • Xavia: of Arabic origin, it means “brilliant, splendid”.
  • Xaviera: feminine variant of Xavier, which means “new house”.
  • Xayoxhira: of Zapotec origin, it means “cotton flower”.
  • Xcaret: of Mayan origin, it means “small cove”.
  • Xena: of Greek origin, it means “guest, guest”.
  • Xene: Variant of Xenia.
  • Xeni: of Guatemalan origin, it means “protector of flowers and plants”.
  • Xenia: of Greek origin, it means “hospitable woman”.
  • Xeno: female variant of Xenon, meaning “strange.”
  • Xenobia: of Greek origin, it means “of Zeus”.
  • Xenodice: in Greek mythology she was the princess of Crete.
  • Xerac: of Arabic origin, it means “forest”.
  • Xexilia: Basque variant of Cecilia, which means “blind.”
  • Xia: of Chinese origin, it means “dawn”.
  • Xiadani: of Zapotec origin, it means “the flower that arrived”.
  • Xiamara: of Aramaic origin, it means “cheerful deer”.
  • Xian: of Chinese origin, it means “the one who lives in seclusion”.
  • Xiana: Gallena form of Juliana, which means “with strong roots.”
  • Xiang: of Chinese origin, it means “to fly”.
  • Xiao: of Chinese origin, it means “sky”.
  • Ximena: variant of Jimena, medieval variant of Simeona, which is of Hebrew origin and means “the one who listens.”
  • Xin: of Chinese origin, it means “beautiful, elegant”.
  • Xing: of Chinese origin, it means “star”.
  • Xinia: variant of Xenia.
  • Xinyi: of Chinese origin, it means “happy, cheerful”.
  • Xio: diminutive of Xiomara.
  • Xiomara: variant of Xiamara.
  • Xitlali: of Aztec origin, it means “star”.
  • Xiu: of Chinese origin, it means “graceful, elegant”.
  • Xiuhtonal: of Aztec origin, it means “precious light”.
  • Xiuhuitl: of Aztec origin, it means “turquoise” in Nahuatl.
  • Xiuying: of Chinese origin, it means “elegant flower”.
  • Xoana: Galician feminine form of Juan, which is of Hebrew origin and means “faithful to God”.
  • Xochiltlanezi: of Aztec origin, it means “flower of the dawn”.
  • Xochiquetzal: of Aztec origin, it means “feather of the flower”.
  • Xochiti: of Aztec origin, it means “to become similar to a flower”.
  • Xóchitl: of Aztec origin, it means “flower” in Nahuatl.
  • Xoco: of Aztec origin, it means “younger sister”.
  • Xocotzin: of Aztec origin, it means “little fruit”.
  • Xocoyotl: of Aztec origin, it means “minor daughter”.
  • Xoe: variant of Zoe, which is of Greek origin and means “life”.
  • Xola: of African origin, it means “to remain in peace”.
  • Xonidela: of Zapotec origin, it means “protective hill”.
  • Xonila: of Zapotec origin, it means “warm land”.
  • Xonilao: of Zapotec origin, it means “grass of joy”.
  • Xquenda: of Zapotec origin, it means “splendor”.
  • Xuan: of Vietnamese origin, it means “spring”.
  • Xue: of Chinese origin, it means “snow”.
  • Xun: of Chinese origin, it means “meritorious”.
  • Xuxa: Portuguese variant of Susana, which is of Hebrew origin and means “she who is chaste and pure.”
  • Xyla: Variant of Xylia.
  • Xyleena: variant of Xylia.
  • Xylia: of Greek origin, it means “from the forest”.
  • Xylona: variant of Xylia.
  • Xymona: variant of Ximena.

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