Forename Xénia

All around the world, Xénia (Ксения , Xenia , Xénia ) is a widespread feminine first name. The first name Xénia is habitual in Russia, where it is a common girly name, Moldova, where it is quite a common predominantly feminine, but very seldom masculine name, and Kazakhstan, where it is quite a common feminine name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. Very seldom, Xénia is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Xénia

name Ксенија, name Ξένια, name Ksénia, name クセニヤ, name Kseniya, name Xénia, name Xenija, name Xena, name Ксения, name Ksenija, name Ксенія, name Ksenja, name Ksenia, name 泽尼娅, name Ксюня, name Ксюша, name Xenie, name Xenia, name קסניה, name Xènia

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ксения	Germany, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, United States
Xenia	Germany, Brazil, Russia, United States, El Salvador
Xénia	Slovakia, Spain, United States, Belgium, Switzerland

First names said to be same

Ksenia, Ksenija, Kseniya, Ksenja, Ksénia, Xena, Xenie, Xenija, Xènia, Ξένια, Ксенија, Ксенія, Ксюня, Ксюша, קסניה, クセニヤ, and 泽尼娅

First name Xénia in the context

Xénia is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Xenia Onatopp , the character in James Bond film GoldenEye.

Notable namesakes

	xénia krivochéine Russian-French artist, FR (b. 1945)
	xénia hoffmeisterová Czech painter and sculptor, CZ (b. 1958)
	xénia anastasie germaine louis de wenden (born 1930) (b. 1930)
	xénia columby-sinayová (b. 1927)
	krizsán xénia Hungarian heptathlete, HU (b. 1993)
	xénia celnarová Slovak turkologist, SK (b. 1944)
	xénia gracová (b. 1936)
	siska xénia Hungarian hurdler, HU (b. 1957)
	xénia lettrichová (b. 1952)
	gonda xénia Hungarian researcher, HU (b. 1976)
	xénia maliarevitch French pianist, FR (b. 1980)
	xénia palley actress
	xénia philippenko French geographer and choir director, FR
	xénia paličková křížová (b. 1977)
	xénia koulomzine

Characteristic surnames

Soz, Kassai, Radics, Gordon, Halmov, Farkas, Ilyés, Xabrame, Molnár, Azevedo, Csontos, Kövér, Plusnin, Juhász, Freitas, Subirana, Szakács, Cheybani, Bélová, Krassoulia, De-Croock, Horváth, Babiak, Balogh, Auther, Szabó, Buet, Kiss, Reis, Gera, Gál, Nagy, Silva, Sebők, Barna, Gobet, Křížová, Lapaj, Tóth, Eckey, Varga, Orosz, Oláh, Zsiga, Martin, Marosi, Manrau, Santos, Junot, and Fehérvári