Xzavier Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Boy Names Like Xzavier

Xzavier Name Origin: Spanish
Pronunciation: zay-vyer, eks-ay-vee-er
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Xzavier Name Meaning

With his added Z, Xzavier has kicked things up a notch. His flashy styling has certainly caught some parents’ eyes, as he’s trended upwards in recent years.

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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Xavi

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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Xavier	New house	Spanish
Zavier	Savior; bright; splendid; new house	Spanish

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Name	Meaning	Origin
Olivier	Olive tree	Latin
Xander	Defender of man	Greek
Xavian	Avian means bird like, I could not find Xavian	Unknown
Xaviell	Bright; splendid; new house	Spanish

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Name	Meaning	Origin
Anakin	Warrior	American
Bishop	Bishop	English
Bowie	Blond	Scottish
Draven	Combination of D and Raven	American
Jairo		Spanish
Jaxx	Son of Jack	English
Maddux	Son of Madoc	Welsh

Maxton	From Maccus' town	English
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Jodie Macaulay May 22 at 12:08 am

The name Xavier true origin is Basque (which is in Spain but not Spanish ). The language is very unique and baffles linguists to its origin..

To pronounce it you say….”char…..bee….air” as the ‘x’ is pronounced a little like a cross between the Ch in Church and the Sh in shuttle . The Basque language pronounced the V as a B.

Other cultures Including the French and Spanish, which both border the basque region took in the name much later with the popularity of St Francis Xavier.

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