130 Unique Baby Girl Names That Start With X & Meanings

Ximena is the most popular name that starts with the letter X. I have selected 129 additional names as well as their meanings.

List Of Unique Baby Girl Names That Start With X And Their Meanings:

Xassie

Xassie is a variant of Cassie which means “shining upon man.” Strong and beautiful, but with cute nicknames.

Xinyi

Chinese Xinyi has several meanings, including ”harmony” and “joyous heart.” It is considered unisex and is also a district of Taipei.

Xiuzhen

“Lovely treasure.”

Xueying

“Snow blossom.”

Xinyu

“Happy rain” or “words of the heart.”

Xiaoyun

Little cloud.

Xenia

“Hospitality” in Greek. It is related to Xènia in Catalan and Ksenija in Croatian. Greek actress Xenia Kalogeropoulou and Australian dancer Xenia Goodwin are two female celebrities with this name. Xenia in plants is the effect of pollen on the fruit and seeds of the fertilized plant.

Xuannü

“Mysterious woman,” a goddess who taught war tactics to the Yellow Emperor.

Xoaquina

“God will establish.”

Xulia

Xulia is Galician for Julia, “youthful,” and I like its soft SHOO-lyah sound.

Xiaoyu

“Light rain” or “little jade.”

Xade

The origin of Xade is uncertain but I believe it is likely a variation of Jade. It is derived from the ornamental stone jade.

Xiaodan

“Little cinnabar” or “red dawn”.

Xinxin

Thriving.

Xelo

Xelo is a Valencian short form of Consuelo, “consolation.”

Xishi

“Western Shi,” and one of China’s Four Beauties of legend.

Xenova

Xenova is made from the combination of the Greek word “xenos” (stranger) and the Latin word “nova” (new).

Xiaofang

“Little fragrance.”

Xafsa

“Young lioness” or “cub.”

Xenokrateia

It is made of xenos, “stranger,” and kratos, “power.”

Xueer

Snow child.

Xochiquetzal

Xochiquetzal was the Aztec goddess of beauty and flowers. It is made from the elements xochitl (that means ”flower”) and quetzalli (quetzal feather). She had a twin brother known as the Prince of Flowers.

Xiaoxue

“Little snow,” and a solar term of late November in China.

Xertrude

“Spear strength.” It is Galician for Gertrude, and Saint Gertrude of Nivelles is patron of cats.

Xumar

Dreamy-eyed.

Xian

“Fairy” in one character, “virtuous” in another.

Xuan

In Sino-Vietnamese, Xuan means ”spring” and is from the character 春.

Xantha

From the ancient Greek word xanthos, Xantha means ”blonde” or ”yellow.” It rose in popularity due to American actress Xantha Radley who played in Supernatural and The X Files: I Want to Believe.

Xosefa

“God will add.”

Xhemile

“Beautiful” or “graceful,” from Arabic Jamila, and is pronounced as jeh-MEE-leh.

Xiaolan

Little orchid.

Xuyen

From Vietnamese xuyến, a bangle.

Xantippe

It has Proto-Indo-European roots and you should know is symbolizing “yellow horse.” Xantippe is a good one if you and your family are living on a ranch.

Xoe

From the Greek word ‘ζωή,’ it is a variant of Greek Zoe, ”life.” Zoe is ranked in the 100 most popular names in the United States in the last three decades. It became more popular with the rise of actress Zoe Saldaña.

Xalia

With roots in Hebrew and Arabic, Xalia means “to go up,” ”exalted,” ”noble,” or ”ascending.”

Xuxa

”Queen.” It is pronounced SHOO-sha. Xuxa also has an interesting story since Maria da Graça has the nickname of “Xuxa.”

Xheraldina

It combines Germanic ger, “spear,” and wald, “rule”.

Xudit

“Woman of Judea.”

Xiuli

“Pretty” or “refined.”

Xiangyun

Xiangyun (“Xiang River cloud”) is a poet girl in Dream of the Red Chamber.

Xatûn

“Noble lady,” Xatûn is also a title for queens in Mongol and Turkic courts.

Xacoba

“Supplanter,” as well as a kin to Xacobeo, Galicia’s holy year of Saint James.

Xiaohui

“Little wise one”.

Xinyue

“Heart moon” or “delight.”

Xoana

Xoana is the Galician form of Joanna which is the feminine of Xoan (John). This comes from the Hebrew Yohanan, God is gracious.

Xilonen

Xilonen is the Aztec goddess of tender maize.

Xolani

”Peace” among the Xhosa natives, an ethnic group in South Africa and other African countries.

Xenobia

Xenobia is of Greek origin and means “force of Zeus.” Zeus was the king of the Greek gods and lived on Mount Olympus. Xenobia is a form of Zenobia. Save

Xara

Looking for a mystical and unique name? I have for you Xara, “shining.”

Xandra

Xandra comes from the ancient Greek Alexandros. Alexander the Great is one of my favorite characters in history. He was a 4th-century BCE king of Macedonia. Alexandros is a combination of the Greek elements: ‘alexein’ (‘to defend or to ward off’) and ‘andros’ (‘man’ or ‘warrior’).

Xiaojing

Calm.

Xiaoyue

“Little moon”.

Xhenet

From xhenet, an Albanian word for paradise.

Xiaoli

“Little jasmine” or “little pear.”

Xena

It has Greek origins which I like, meaning “guest.” The dwarf planet now called Eris was nicknamed Xena.

Xaawo

“Life”.

Xuraman

From Persian khuraman, “walking with grace.”

Xiaoqing

“Little green”.

Xenodice

Xenodice (“just to strangers”) was a daughter of King Minos of Crete.

Xitlalli

Xitlalli is from the Nahuatl language that is spoken in central Mexico. Xitlalli means ”star,” and it derives from the Nahuatl word ”citlalli.”

Xica

Xica (“free”) da Silva rose from slavery to great wealth in colonial Brazil.

Xezal

Kurdish for gazelle.

Xiaoyan

Little swallow.

Xuelian

“Snow lotus,” a flower that blooms on Tian Shan peaks.

Xing

Xing is ”star” in Chinese.

Xola

”To stay in peace” or ”be calm” for Xhosa natives of South Africa. It is pronounced something like KOH-lah.

Xochitl

Xochitl also comes from the Nahuatl language, and again, I find its meaning amazing, ”flower,” which is adorable for your little flower.

Xisela

From Germanic gisil, “pledge.”

Xuemei

“Snow plum.”

Xinhui

“Happy and wise.”

Xaliimo

Xaliimo (“gentle”) Khaliif sang as Magool, Somalia’s best-known female voice.

Xabelle

Xabelle is a variant of the French Isabelle. “My God is a vow” is the meaning Isabelle and it is rooted in Hebrew Elisheva.

Xiuhcoatl

Xiuhcoatl translates to ”weapon of destruction.” In Aztec culture Xiuhcōātl is the spirit form of Xiuhtecuhtli that is the god of fire. Xiuhcoatl is depicted with a segmented body and a sharply back-turned snout.

Xiaoqiao

Xiaoqiao (“younger Qiao”) married general Zhou Yu in Three Kingdoms China.

Xihuitl

Turquoise, year, comet and grass, all in one Nahuatl word.

Xi

“Hope,” “joy,” “bright” or “west,” all from different characters.

Xiaoxia

“Rosy dawn clouds.”

Xenaida

The Greek Xenaida is “dedicated to Zeus.” Saint Zenaida made this name’s continued use in Christian countries.

Xareni

Xareni is rooted in the Purépecha a language that is spoken in the state of Michoacán in Mexico. Xareni means “eternal sand” or “forever sand.” There is also a goddess of love in the central altiplano region of Mexico with this name.

Xhevahire

“Jewel”.

Xia

In Chinese Xia is ”summer.” It’s a good option if your daughter is born in the summer, for example.

Xue

Xue is the Chinese word for snow (雪) and is pronounced SHWEH.

Xylia

Xylia comes from the Greek root xylon that is meaning ”wood” or ”forest.”

Xristina

The X at the front of Xristina is for the Greek letter Chi. As such it means ”follower of Christ” or ”anointed one.” That is the same hiding inside Xmas.

Xayala

From Arabic khayal, “dream”.

Xiaochun

Little spring.

Xiaomeng

“Little sprout.”

Xuehua

It combines xue, snow, and hua, flower, into “snowflake.”

Xanat

Xanat comes from Totonac which is the language of Veracruz in eastern Mexico. It symbolizes the vanilla flower.

Xamdi

“Praise.”

Xiaoling

“Little bell”.

Xenoveva

“Tribe woman”, Galician for Genevieve, patron saint of Paris.

Xatira

Memory.

Xiang

In Chinese Xiang xtranslates as ”fragrant or sweet-smelling.”

Xime

Xime is a short form of Ximena, the Basque one already on this list. Both are connected to the Spanish epic El Cid.

Xiwangmu

“Queen Mother of the West”.

Xtabay

“Ensnarer.” Xtabay is a Yucatec spirit who lures men under ceiba trees.

Xinyan

“Joyful beauty.”

Xiaoying

Little gleam.

Xiu

”Elegant” or ”outstanding” in Chinese (秀).

Xoco

In Nahuatl Xoco is symbolizing ”the youngest daughter” or ”youngest sister.”

Xanadu

Xanadu is the Western spelling of Shangdu which is the summer capital of Kublai Khan’s empire.

Xiao

In Chinese, Xiao means ”dawn” or ”daybreak.”

Xoliswa

Xoliswa has roots in the verb ukuxola (”to forgive” or ”make peace”). Xoliswa Ndoyiya was the chef for Nelson Mandela for over 2 decades.

Xiadani

”The flower that arrived.” The opening X sounds like sh and is pronounced as shya-DAH-nee. Xia and Dani diminutives that I like.

Xadiijo

Xadiijo (“early baby”) is Somali for Khadija.

Xusta

“Fair and just.”

Xiaojuan

Dainty.

Xingchen

It combines xing, star, and chen, heavenly body.

Xunaan

“Lady” in Yucatec Maya, and part of xunáan kaab, a stingless bee raised by Maya beekeepers.

Xiyue

“Dawn moon” or “bright joy.”

Xacinta

It has origins in Greek hyakinthos, hyacinth.

Xabiiba

Beloved.

Xiuying

Xiuying combined the Chinese elements xiu (”elegant”) and ying (flower).

Xhesika

Xhesika is the Albanian spelling of Jessica. Jessica is rooted in the Hebrew Yiskah, ”to behold.”

Ximena

Ximena has Basque roots and is the feminine version of Jimeno. If you want to know a celebrity with Ximena, I’ll give you Ximena Navarrete, who was crowned Miss Universe 2010.

Xiaomei

“Little beauty.”

Xurshida

It comes from khurshid, a Persian word for “sun”.

Xenoclea

Xenoclea (“stranger’s fame”) was a Delphi priestess who refused an oracle to Heracles.

Xin

“Heart,” “joy,” “new” or “fragrance,” depending on its character.

Xaviera

Xaviera is rare today but a classic Basque. It has several possible meanings including “bright” and “the new house.” Xaviera is believed to come from the Roman Catholic Saint Francis Xavier.

Xquic

Xquic (“blood moon”) is mother of twins Hunahpu and Xbalanque in Popol Vuh.

Xeorxina

Xeorxina is Galician for Georgina, from georgos, “farmer.”

Xinran

“Glad”.

Xiumei

Graceful plum.

Xiomara

It ranks in the top 1000 most popular names in the US. Xiomara De Oliver and Xiomara Alfaro are two celebrities with this one. In Spanish Xiomara is a feminine variation of Guiomar (“ready for battle”). It is also possible to have origins in the German Wigmar.

Xixi

Xixi (“madder red”) is Chinese for Sissi, Austria’s empress in Romy Schneider’s films.

Xiaohong

“Little red” or “dawn rainbow.”

Xolida

“Eternal.”

Xihe

“Sun goddess,” and mother of ten suns in Chinese myth.