Girl names that start with X are rare but varied, from Ximena, Xiomara, Xochitl and Xenia to Xanthe, Xiulan and Xuân, and this list of 67 gives a checked origin and meaning for every one.
X is the boldest letter you can give a daughter. It holds Greek names about hospitality and golden hair, Spanish and Nahuatl names, Chinese names built from words like dawn, snow and orchid, and names from Galician, Azerbaijani, Somali, Albanian and Vietnamese. No X name made the U.S. girls’ top 10 for 2025, according to the Social Security Administration, so any of them will stand out.
We grouped these X names for girls by origin, because the letter is said so differently in each language. Then come a pronunciation guide, gender neutral options, 13 popular names with an X inside, and quick tips for pairing and testing your favorite.
Key Takeaways
- X names are rare in the U.S., and none is in the SSA girls’ top 10 for 2025.
- The best-known X names for girls include Ximena, Xiomara, Xochitl, Xenia, Xena and Xanthe.
- X is said as ks, z, s, h, sh or kh depending on the language, so choose your sound early.
- For Chinese X names, the meaning depends on the characters chosen.
- Names like Alexa, Roxanne and Maxine have an X inside if you want the sound without the first letter.
Table of Contents
Girl Names That Start With X at a Glance
Quick Answer
Every origin and meaning here was checked against the name’s own entry on Behind the Name in November 2026. Where the reference calls a meaning uncertain, we say so.
Girl names that start with X are genuinely rare in the United States, which is exactly why some parents love them. You might expect a short list. In fact, X begins names in Greek, Spanish, Nahuatl, Zapotec, Maya, Galician, Catalan, Chinese, Azerbaijani, Somali, Albanian and Vietnamese, and the letter is said differently in almost every one. This list gives 67 verified names that start with X, plus 13 popular names with an X inside, each with a checked origin and meaning.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Ximena | Spanish | Feminine form of Ximeno, a medieval Spanish or Basque name of uncertain meaning (possibly a form of Simon, or from Basque seme, “son”); the name of the wife of El Cid |
| Xiomara | Spanish | Possibly a Spanish form of Guiomar, which may come from the Germanic name Wigmar, from elements meaning “war, battle” and “famous” |
| Xochitl | Nahuatl | “Flower” in Nahuatl |
| Xenia | Greek, Spanish, Ancient Greek | “Hospitality” in Greek, from xenos, “foreigner, guest”; a 5th-century saint venerated in the Eastern Church |
| Xena | Popular Culture | Probably a variant of Xenia; the main character of the 1990s television series Xena: Warrior Princess |
| Xanthe | Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek | From Greek xanthos, “yellow, blond, fair-haired”; the name of a few minor figures in Greek mythology |
| Xandra | Dutch | Short form of Alexandra, the feminine form of Alexander (“defending men” in Greek) |
| Xaviera | English (rare) | Feminine form of Xavier, from the Basque place name Etxeberria, “the new house” |
| Xavia | English (rare) | Modern feminine form of Xavier |
None of these is in the Social Security Administration (SSA) top 10 for girls born in 2025, which runs Olivia, Charlotte, Emma, Amelia, Sophia, Mia, Isabella, Evelyn, Sofia and Eliana. The SSA ranks every spelling separately, so Xochitl and Xóchitl are counted as different names. To see how often a particular X name has been given, use the Popularity of a Name search on the SSA baby names site. The SSA leaves out names given fewer than 5 times in a year, so some names on this page will not show up there at all.
A few of the most familiar names here have clear stories. Ximena was the name of the wife of El Cid, the medieval Spanish hero. Xena became widely known through the 1990s television series Xena: Warrior Princess, and Behind the Name says it is probably a variant of Xenia, “hospitality”. Xaviera and Xavia are feminine forms of Xavier, which comes from a Basque place name meaning “the new house”. For more ideas across every letter, see our main list of baby girl names.
Greek X Names: The Xanthe and Xenia Families
Greek gives English most of its X words, and it gives this list two strong name families. Xanthe comes from xanthos, “yellow, blond, fair-haired”, and Xenia from xenos, “foreigner, guest”, which turned into a word for hospitality. The table below holds their relatives and the modern Greek spellings.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xanthi | Greek | Modern Greek form of Xanthe |
| Xanthia | English (rare) | Modern elaborated form of Xanthe |
| Xanthippe | Ancient Greek | Feminine form of Xanthippos, from Greek elements meaning “yellow” and “horse”; the wife of Socrates, whose supposedly argumentative nature turned her name into a word for a scolding, ill-tempered woman |
| Xanthippi | Greek | Modern Greek transcription of Xanthippe |
| Xene | Late Greek | Variant of Xenia; occasionally adopted as a monastic name in the Byzantine era |
| Xeni | Greek | Modern Greek transcription of Xene |
| Xeno | Ancient Greek | Feminine form of Xenon, from Greek xenos, “foreigner, guest” |
| Xènia | Catalan | Catalan form of Xenia |
| Xenie | Czech | Czech form of Xenia |
Xanthi is the modern Greek form of Xanthe, and Xanthia is a newer English elaboration that Behind the Name marks as rare. Xene, Xeni and Xeno belong to the Xenia side: Xene was occasionally taken as a monastic name in the Byzantine era, and Xeno is the feminine form of Xenon. Xènia (Catalan) and Xenie (Czech) show how far Xenia traveled.
We include Xanthippe and Xanthippi with an honest note. Xanthippe was the wife of Socrates, and because of her supposedly argumentative nature the name came to be used in English as a word for a scolding, ill-tempered woman. Some parents will love the history; others will want to skip it. For more Greek ideas, see our Greek girl names list.
Spanish, Nahuatl and Mesoamerican X Names
Several of the best-known X names come from Spanish or from Indigenous languages of Mexico and Central America. Behind the Name gives the Nahuatl pronunciation of Xochitl with a sh sound at the start, roughly SHOH-cheetl.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xóchitl | Nahuatl (Hispanicized) | Spanish form of Xochitl, “flower” |
| Xóchilt | Nahuatl (Hispanicized) | Spanish variant form of Xochitl |
| Xochiquetzal | Aztec and Toltec Mythology, Nahuatl | From Nahuatl xōchitl “flower” and quetzalli “quetzal feather, precious thing”; the Aztec goddess of love, flowers and the earth |
| Xitlalli | Nahuatl (Hispanicized) | Variant of Citlalli, “star” in Nahuatl |
| Xiadani | Zapotec | Meaning uncertain; said to mean “the flower that arrived” in Zapotec |
| Xquenda | Zapotec (feminine and masculine) | From Zapotec guenda, “spirit, soul, essence”, with the possessive prefix x- |
| Xquic | Mayan Mythology | “Lady blood”, from Classic Maya ix “lady” and k’ik’ “blood”; in K’iche’ Maya legend, the mother of Xbalanque and Hunahpu |
Xochitl, “flower” in Nahuatl, is the root of a small family: Xóchitl is the Spanish form, Xóchilt is a Spanish variant, and Xochiquetzal joins the flower word to quetzalli, “quetzal feather, precious thing”. Xochiquetzal was the Aztec goddess of love, flowers and the earth. Xitlalli is a variant of Citlalli, which means “star” in Nahuatl.
The Zapotec and Maya names need careful reading. Behind the Name says the meaning of Xiadani is uncertain and that it is said to mean “the flower that arrived”, so we print it that way. Xquenda comes from a Zapotec word for “spirit, soul, essence” and is listed for both girls and boys. Xquic means “lady blood” and is the name of a mother figure in K’iche’ Maya legend. If one of these names comes from a culture outside your own family, learn how it is said and used before you commit. For more, see our Hispanic girl names and Mexican names lists.
Galician X Names: Xiana, Xoana, Xulia and Xela
In Galician, as the pronunciations on these entries show, an initial x is said as sh. That gives the language local forms of names you already know, each starting with X.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xiana | Galician | From Xuliana, the Galician form of Juliana (a feminine form of the Roman name Iulianus) |
| Xoana | Galician | Galician feminine form of John, from Hebrew, “Yahweh is gracious” |
| Xulia | Galician | Galician form of Julia, the feminine form of the Roman family name Julius |
| Xela | Galician | Short form of Ánxela, the Galician form of Angela |
These names are a smart choice if you love a classic name but want a distinctive spelling with real history behind it. Xulia is the Galician Julia, Xoana is the Galician feminine form of John, and Xiana comes from Xuliana, the Galician Juliana. Xela is a short form of Ánxela, the Galician Angela. In Galician each begins with a sh sound (SHOO-lyah, shee-AH-nah). In the United States, many people will read them with a z or ks sound, so decide which you prefer before you announce the name.
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Chinese X Names (and Why the Meaning Depends on the Characters)
In Mandarin pinyin, X stands for a soft sound close to sh, so many Chinese given names begin with X. A written Chinese name is made of characters, and several different characters can share one spelling in the Latin alphabet. Behind the Name lists a few common characters for each name below, and the meaning of a real person’s name depends on the characters their family chose. Treat each meaning as one common reading, not the only one.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xia | Chinese | From characters meaning “summer, great, grand” or “rosy clouds”, among others |
| Xiang | Chinese | From characters meaning “soar, glide”, “good luck, good omen” or “fragrant” (usually only feminine), or one referring to the Xiang River, among others |
| Xin | Chinese | From characters meaning “wealthy, prosperous” or “fresh, new”, among others |
| Chinese | From characters meaning “star, planet” or “rise, prosper”, among others | |
| Xiu | Chinese | From a character meaning “luxuriant, beautiful, elegant, outstanding”, among others |
| Xue | Chinese | From characters meaning “snow” or “study, learning, school”, among others |
| Xun | Chinese | From characters meaning “meritorious deed, rank” or “fast, sudden”, among others |
| Xinyan | Chinese | From “happy, joyous, delighted” and “beautiful”; other combinations are possible |
| Xinyi | Chinese | From “happy, joyous, delighted” or “heart, mind, soul” combined with “joy, harmony”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiulan | Chinese | From “luxuriant, beautiful, elegant, outstanding” and “orchid, elegant”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiuying | Chinese | From “luxuriant, beautiful, elegant, outstanding” and “flower, petal, brave, hero”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiuzhen | Chinese | From “luxuriant, beautiful, elegant, outstanding” and “precious, rare”; other combinations are possible |
| Xuemei | Chinese | From “snow” and “plum, apricot”; other combinations are possible |
Many of these share a building block. Xiu means “luxuriant, beautiful, elegant, outstanding” and appears in Xiulan (with “orchid”), Xiuying (with “flower, petal”) and Xiuzhen (with “precious, rare”). Xin can mean “happy, joyous” or “fresh, new” and starts Xinyan and Xinyi. Xue can mean “snow”, which gives Xuemei, “snow” plus “plum”.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xiaodong | Chinese | From “dawn” and “east”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaofeng | Chinese | From “dawn, morning” and “peak, summit”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaohong | Chinese | From “dawn” and “red, vermillion, blush”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaohua | Chinese | From “small” or “dawn” combined with “splendid, illustrious, Chinese”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaohui | Chinese | From “small” or “dawn, morning” combined with “favor, benefit” or “sunlight”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoli | Chinese | From “dawn” combined with “beautiful, lovely” or “white jasmine”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoling | Chinese | From “small” or “dawn” combined with “tinkling of jade” or “spirit, soul”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaomei | Chinese | From “dawn, morning” or “small” combined with “plum, apricot”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoming | Chinese | From “dawn” and “bright, light, clear”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoping | Chinese | From “small” and “level, even, peaceful”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoting | Chinese | From “dawn” combined with “pretty, graceful” or “upright, straight”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoyan | Chinese | From “dawn” and “swallow (bird)”; other combinations are possible |
| Xiaoyu | Chinese | From “dawn, morning” or “small” combined with “house, eaves, universe” or “rain”; other combinations are possible |
The Xiao names are easy to read once you know the first syllable: Xiao is usually “dawn, morning” or “small”, and the second syllable carries the rest. Xiaomei (with “plum”), Xiaoyan (with “swallow”) and Xiaoli (with “beautiful” or “white jasmine”) are listed as feminine. Most of the others, and many of the shorter names above, are listed by Behind the Name as both feminine and masculine. For many more, see our Chinese girl names list.
International X Names: Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Somali, Albanian and Vietnamese
In Azerbaijani, X stands for a throaty kh sound (as in Xatirə), and several names here are Azerbaijani, Uzbek and Somali forms of names that English usually writes with Kh or H. The Albanian names begin with the letter pair Xh, and in Vietnamese Xuân the X is an s sound.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Xədicə | Azerbaijani | Azerbaijani form of Khadija, “premature child” in Arabic; the name of the Prophet Muhammad’s first wife |
| Xadicha | Uzbek | Uzbek form of Khadija |
| Xalidə | Azerbaijani | Azerbaijani feminine form of Khalid, “eternal” in Arabic |
| Xanım | Azerbaijani | Azerbaijani form of Hanım, from a Turkish title meaning “lady” |
| Xatirə | Azerbaijani | “Memory, remembrance” in Azerbaijani, ultimately from Arabic khāṭir, “thought, idea” |
| Xəyalə | Azerbaijani | Feminine form of Xəyal, “dream, fantasy, imagination” in Azerbaijani |
| Xaawo | Somali | Somali form of Eve, from Hebrew words meaning “to breathe” or “to live” |
| Xafsa | Somali | Somali form of Hafsa, “gathering” in Arabic |
| Xaliima | Somali | Somali form of Halima, the feminine form of Halim, “patient, tolerant, mild” in Arabic |
| Xhemile | Albanian | Albanian form of Jamila, the feminine form of Jamil, “beautiful” in Arabic |
| Xhesika | Albanian | Albanian form of Jessica, a name first used in this form by Shakespeare in The Merchant of Venice |
| Xuân | Vietnamese (feminine and masculine) | From Sino-Vietnamese, “spring (season)” |
Several of these are local forms of Arabic names. Xədicə and Xadicha are the Azerbaijani and Uzbek forms of Khadija, the name of the Prophet Muhammad’s first wife, while Xafsa and Xaliima are Somali forms of Hafsa and Halima, and Xhemile is the Albanian Jamila (from “beautiful”). Xaawo is the Somali form of Eve. If you like these, our Arabic girl names list has many more.
Others are word names with lovely meanings. Xatirə means “memory, remembrance” in Azerbaijani and Xəyalə comes from Xəyal, “dream, fantasy, imagination”. Xuân, “spring (season)”, is Vietnamese and works for girls and boys; you can find more in our Vietnamese names guide. Print the special letters exactly as spelled (Xədicə, Xanım, Xatirə, Xóchitl, Xènia, Xuân). U.S. paperwork does not always carry accents or special characters, so check that you are comfortable with how the name may appear on forms.
Gender Neutral X Names
Behind the Name lists a good number of X names as both feminine and masculine. All of them already appear in the tables above, so here is a quick guide:
- Chinese: Xia, Xiang, Xin, Xing, Xiu, Xue, Xun, Xinyan, Xinyi, Xiaodong, Xiaofeng, Xiaohong, Xiaohua, Xiaohui, Xiaoli, Xiaoming, Xiaoping, Xiaoting and Xiaoyu.
- Zapotec: Xquenda, from a word for “spirit, soul, essence”.
- Vietnamese: Xuân, “spring (season)”.
- With an X inside: Alexis, Phoenix and Lennox (see the last table).
If you want a name that works on any child, Xing (“star, planet” is one reading), Xue (“snow” is one reading) and Xuân (“spring”) are short, bright choices. See our gender neutral names guide for more.
How to Say X Names: One Letter, Many Sounds
Here is the detail most X lists skip. The letter X makes at least six different sounds across the names on this page: ks in Greek, z in English, s or a throaty h in Spanish, sh in Nahuatl, Galician and Catalan, a soft sh-like sound in Mandarin, and a throaty kh in Azerbaijani. The table uses the pronunciation printed on each name’s Behind the Name entry (mostly in the International Phonetic Alphabet), with a plain English hint.
| Name | Pronunciation | Quick hint |
|---|---|---|
| Xanthe | /ksan.tʰɛ̌ː/ (Classical Greek) | Greek X is a ks sound |
| Xanthippe | /zæn.ˈtɪp.i/ (English) | English speakers usually start with z |
| Xeni | /ˈkse.ni/ (Greek) | KSEH-nee |
| Xena | /ˈziː.nə/ (English) | ZEE-nuh |
| Xenia | /ˈse.nja/ (Spanish) | SEH-nyah in Spanish |
| Ximena | /xi.ˈme.na/ (Spanish) | The x is a throaty h sound: hee-MEH-nah |
| Xiomara | /sjo.ˈma.ɾa/ (Spanish) | Starts with an s sound: syoh-MAH-rah |
| Xochitl | /ˈʃoː.t͡ʃitɬ/ (Nahuatl) | Starts with sh: SHOH-cheetl |
| Xóchitl | /ˈso.t͡ʃitl/ or /ˈʃo.t͡ʃitl/ (Spanish) | Said with an s or a sh at the start |
| Xochiquetzal | /ʃoː.t͡ʃi.ˈket.saɬ/ (Nahuatl) | shoh-chee-KET-sahl, roughly |
| Xiana, Xulia | /ʃi.ˈa.nɐ/, /ˈʃu.ljɐ/ (Galician) | Galician x is a sh sound |
| Xènia | /ˈʃɛ.ni.ə/ (Catalan) | Catalan x is also sh |
| Xandra | /ˈsɑn.draː/ or /ˈksɑn.draː/ (Dutch) | Starts with s or ks |
| Xia, Xue | /ɕja/, /ɕɥɛ/ (Mandarin) | A soft sound close to sh |
| Xatirə | /χɑː.ti.ˈræ/ (Azerbaijani) | Azerbaijani x is a throaty kh |
| Xuân | /swən/ (Vietnamese) | Vietnamese x is an s sound |
Two practical tips. First, decide which sound you want and tell family early, because many English speakers read an initial X as z (as in the English pronunciation of Xena) unless told otherwise. Second, expect to spell and pronounce an X name for new teachers and coaches, and have a short, friendly way to explain it ready.
Names With X Inside (Not Starting With X)
These names do not start with X, but many parents who search for X names really want the crisp sound of an X somewhere in the name. Each one below is a verified feminine or unisex entry, and we have kept them separate from the X list above so the count stays honest.
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Alexa | English, German, Hungarian | Short form of Alexandra |
| Alexandra | English, German, Greek, Russian and many more | Feminine form of Alexander, “defending men” in Greek; also an epithet of the goddess Hera |
| Alexis | French, English, Greek, Spanish, Ancient Greek (feminine and masculine) | From the Greek name Alexis, “helper” or “defender”, from alexo, “to defend, to help” |
| Alexia | Greek, French, Spanish, English (modern) | Feminine form of Alexis |
| Lexi | English | Diminutive of Alexandra or Alexis |
| Roxana | English, Spanish, Romanian, Ancient Greek (Latinized) | Latin form of a Greek name from an Old Iranian word meaning “bright, shining”; the name of Alexander the Great’s first wife |
| Roxanne | English, French | Variant of Roxane, the French and English form of Roxana |
| Roxie | English | Diminutive of Roxana |
| Maxine | English | Feminine elaboration of Max; commonly used only since the beginning of the 20th century |
| Beatrix | German, Hungarian, Dutch, English, Late Roman | Probably from Viatrix, a feminine form of the Latin name Viator, “voyager, traveler”, with the spelling altered by Latin beatus, “blessed, happy” |
| Trixie | English | Diminutive of Beatrix |
| Phoenix | English (modern; feminine and masculine) | From the name of a beautiful immortal bird of Egyptian and Greek mythology that rises from its own ashes |
| Lennox | English (modern; feminine and masculine) | From a Scottish surname taken from a district whose Gaelic name possibly means “place of elms” |
The Alexander family supplies most of these: Alexandra, Alexa, Alexia, Alexis and Lexi all trace back to Greek words for defending and helping. Roxana, Roxanne and Roxie come from an Old Iranian word meaning “bright, shining”. Beatrix and Trixie link back to Viatrix, “voyager, traveler”, and Maxine is a feminine elaboration of Max. Phoenix and Lennox, both listed for girls and boys, end with the X sound.
Sibling, Middle Name and Quick Tests
An X name makes a bold first name and an unexpected middle name. A few pairing ideas, all from names on this page:
- Xochitl and Xiadani (two flower names)
- Xanthe and Xenia (two Greek classics)
- Xue and Xuemei (snow and snow plum)
- Xatirə and Xəyalə (memory and dream, both Azerbaijani)
- Xiana and Xulia (both Galician)
- Xing and Xitlalli (two star names, in Chinese and Nahuatl)
For middle names, an X name can carry the surprise while a familiar first name does the daily work, or the other way around. Short X names like Xia, Xin or Xue balance a long first name; a long X name like Xochiquetzal or Xiomara pairs well with a one-syllable middle. Our middle names guide has more pairing ideas.
Before you decide, run four quick tests. Write out the initials and make sure they do not spell anything you would rather avoid. Say the full name across a room in the sound you have chosen. Spell it out loud as you would for a receptionist, since X names will often need spelling. And look up the name’s own entry so you can explain its meaning with confidence. If you are also weighing other rare letters, see our lists of girl names that start with Z and girl names that start with V.
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The Bottom Line
X is one of the rarest first letters for girls’ names, but it is not a short list. It holds Greek classics like Xanthe and Xenia, Spanish favorites like Ximena and Xiomara, the Nahuatl flower name Xochitl, Galician forms like Xulia and Xiana, dozens of Chinese names, and names from Azerbaijani, Somali, Albanian and Vietnamese. Pick the sound you want, check the meaning, and say it out loud for a week.
If an X name still makes you smile after that, it is a good name, and one your daughter is unlikely to share with many classmates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some girl names that start with X?
Well-known girl names that start with X include Ximena, Xiomara, Xochitl, Xenia, Xena, Xanthe, Xandra, Xaviera and Xiana. Short options include Xia, Xin, Xiu and Xue, and rarer picks include Xitlalli, Xiadani, Xatirə and Xuân. Behind the Name lists origins from Greek, Spanish, Nahuatl, Galician, Chinese, Azerbaijani, Somali and more.
How do you pronounce Ximena?
Behind the Name gives the Spanish pronunciation of Ximena with a throaty h sound at the start, roughly hee-MEH-nah. It is the feminine form of Ximeno and was the name of the wife of El Cid. Many English speakers say it with a z or ks sound, so it helps to tell family and teachers how you say it.
Is Xena a real name?
Yes. Behind the Name lists Xena as a feminine name and says it is probably a variant of Xenia, which means hospitality in Greek. It became widely known through the 1990s television series Xena: Warrior Princess. In English it is pronounced ZEE-nuh, while Xenia itself is said differently in Greek and Spanish.
What does Xochitl mean?
Xochitl means flower in Nahuatl. In Nahuatl it begins with a sh sound, roughly SHOH-cheetl. Xóchitl, with an accent, is the Spanish form, and Xóchilt is a Spanish variant. The related name Xochiquetzal combines the word for flower with a word for quetzal feather or precious thing.
What are short girl names that start with X?
Short X names for girls include Xia, Xin, Xiu, Xue, Xun, Xing, Xena, Xela, Xeni, Xene and Xeno. The Chinese names are listed for both girls and boys, and their meanings depend on the characters used: Xue can mean snow, Xing can mean star or planet, and Xia can mean summer or rosy clouds.
Are X names unisex?
Many are. Behind the Name lists Chinese names such as Xia, Xin, Xing, Xiu, Xue, Xun, Xinyi and most Xiao names, along with the Zapotec name Xquenda and the Vietnamese name Xuân, as both feminine and masculine. Names with an X inside, such as Alexis, Phoenix and Lennox, are also listed for both.
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- Social Security Administration. Popular Baby Names (top 10 names of 2025).
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html - Social Security Administration. Background Information for Popular Names.
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/background.html - Behind the Name. Browse Names: feminine names with the first letter X.
https://www.behindthename.com/names/gender/feminine/letter/x - Behind the Name. Meaning, origin and history of the name Xenia.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/xenia - Behind the Name. Meaning, origin and history of the name Ximena.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/ximena - Behind the Name. Meaning, origin and history of the name Xochitl.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/xochitl - Behind the Name. Meaning, origin and history of the name Xia.
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