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Xantippe
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A variant spelling of Xanthippe.
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Xenissa
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“The astonishing one,” from the Greek xenizo, to astonish.
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Greek
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Xeresa
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“The maid from Xeres,” a city in Spain, now called Jerez.
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Spanish
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Xesta
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“Highly polished,” from the Greek xestos, polished.
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Greek
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Ximenia
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“A menstruating maiden,” from the Greek xiphos (a sword) and the Latin mensis (month), i.e., figuratively, the sword (or curse) of the month.
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Greek
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Xironia
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“Sharp as a razor,” from the Greek xyron, a razor.
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Greek
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