| Meaning | hospitality, kindness to strangers |
| Origin | Greek |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Xe-nia |
This distinctive name carries an air of sophistication and worldly charm. Xenia possesses a rare quality among names—it sounds both vintage and thoroughly modern. The opening X gives it an edgy, contemporary feel while maintaining classical elegance. Parents seeking something beyond the ordinary often gravitate toward this choice. It has presence without pretension, standing confidently in any context from boardroom to playground. The soft ending balances the strong beginning beautifully.
Xenia suits a child who will grow into her own unique identity, offering enough character to be memorable without being difficult to wear through various life stages.
| Xen |
| Nia |
| Xeni |
| Xennie |
| Xenia Tchoumitcheva | Swiss-Russian model and actress |
| Xenia Seeberg | German actress and singer |
| Xenia Goodwin | Australian actress and dancer |
| Xenia Deli | Moldovan model and actress |
| Xenia Rappoport | Russian-Italian actress |
| Xenia Onatopp | James Bond character |
| Xenia Desni | German actress of silent films |
| Xenia Georgiou | Greek fashion model |
| Xenia Aue | German former swimmer |
| Xenia Stad-de Jong | Dutch speed skater |
| Xenia Pchelina | Russian synchronized swimmer |
| Xenia Sobchak | Russian journalist and TV personality |
| Xenia França | Brazilian singer |
| Xenia Prilepskaya | Russian ballet dancer |
| Xenia Baleeva | Russian actress and producer |
| Xenia Ryabova | Russian child singer |
| Xenia Lukash | Ukrainian heptathlete |
| Xenia Knoll | Swiss professional tennis player |
| Xenia Grubstein | German former long jumper |
| Xenia Grey | Character in the novel "The Pleasures of Men" by Kate Williams |
| Xenia Zvezdinsky | Character in the novel "The Sisters" by Nancy Jensen |