Names starting with X
17 names starting with X, from 7 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- XaawoGirlSomali form of Hawwa, the Arabic and Quranic name for Eve, meaning "life" or "living".
- XaliimaGirlSomali form of Halima, an Arabic name from a root meaning "gentle, patient".
- XanthiaGirlA modern elaborated form of Xanthe, a name related to the Greek word for yellow or golden.
- XatirəGirlFrom Arabic, referring to recollection, thought or reflection.
- XaviaGirlA modern feminine form of Xavier.
- XavierBoyFrom a Basque place name meaning "new house," later becoming a given name through Saint Francis Xavier.
- XavieraGirlA feminine form of Xavier.
- XeniaGirlFrom Greek xenía: "hospitality", the sacred bond between host and guest.
- XədicəGirlFrom Arabic, meaning "early, premature" or possibly "gift".
- XəyalBoyAn Azerbaijani word derived from Arabic, referring to visions, imaginative thought or fantastical notions.
- XəyaləGirlThe feminine form of Xəyal, derived from Arabic and denoting visions, imaginative thought or fantastical notions.
- XiadaniGirlPopularly glossed in Zapotec as "the flower that has arrived", though the word-by-word breakdown is not firmly settled.
- XochiquetzalGirlBuilt from Nahuatl xochitl "flower" and quetzalli "precious feather": what the Aztecs called their goddess of love…
- XochitlGirlThe Nahuatl word for flower.
- XolaniBoyFrom Zulu uxolo: "peace, tranquillity".
- XquendaUnisexFrom Zapotec guenda, "spirit" or "soul", joined with the possessive prefix x- to mean roughly "one's own spirit".
- XwmBoyMeans "second son" in Hmong.