The elusive X baby name is not so elusive after all with our great list of X names. Take a look and find the ideal option for your little one.
- Xavior
- Xzavion
- Xavier — Xavier is typically pronounced with four syllables with the "ex" sound at the beginning of the name in English-speaking countries. However, in French-speaking countries, the "X" takes on a "zay" sound, and the name becomes only three syllables.
- Xaiden — Xaiden has yet to reach the top 1000 of popular baby names, but the alternate spellings “Zayden” and “Zaiden” have broken the top 500 over the last few years.
- Xyla
- Xena — Xena ranked among the top 1,000 baby names for girls born in the United States from 1996-1997. Most experts attribute this occurrence to the popularity of the Xena: Warrior Princess series during the 1990s.
- Xander — Xander as a name owes its jump in popularity in the early 00’s to Xander Harris, one of the lead characters of the cult classic TV show “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”. The show ran from 1997 to 2003.
- Ximena — Ximena as a given name is related to the Medieval Spanish and Basque name Ximeno. Ximeno may be related to the name Simon or possibly the Basque term “seme” meaning “son”.
- Xavion
- Xavi
- Xitlaly
- Xitlali
- Xzavier — Xzavier is simply an Americanized version of Xavier. While Xavier is derived from the Basque language, which is found in a region of Spain, it also translates to Javier in Spanish-speaking cultures. The name is almost exclusively used in Catholic families, though that is changing in more recent years.
- Xiomara
- Xochitl
And of course, if you'd like to discover more gender-specific names, you can check out baby boy names that start with X and baby girl names that start with X.