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Names ending in "x" come from various cultural traditions and carry a distinctive sound that makes them memorable.

Quick facts: girl names ending in "x"

  • 80 girl names end in "x" in our database
  • 80 shown below, ranked by current popularity
  • Top origins: American, English, France
  • See the full combined list at Ending With "x" for all genders

Girl Names Ending in "x"

80 girl names ending in "x"

#534
Greece
Greek
#717
Scotland
From the elm tree; a place name.
#753
English
dawn
#1116
Native American
Native American
#1199
France↑ Rising
Margaux is a variant of the name 'Margot' or 'Marguerite', meaning 'pearl'
#1308
American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1360
Latin↑ Rising
she who brings happiness
#1379
American
English
#1410
American
A gemstone; a type of quartz
#1524
American
Defender of mankind
#1548
American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1549
Modern American
derived from Felix
#1577
France
Noble, of noblekind
#1743
Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1745
Latin
she who brings happiness
#1750
French
God is gracious — from Jean
#1838
Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1838
Germanic
blessed or fortunate
#1892
Modern American
son of the steward — from Grayson
#1954
Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1997
French
from the Old French name Brice
#2577
Greece↑ Rising
night
#2866
American
Son of the mighty
#2918
Latin
Latin
#3001
English
a unit for measuring sugar content in solution
#3425
Latin↑ Rising
night
#3778
French↑ Rising
Derived from a French place name, signifying 'from Dreux'
#4674
Latin
The female warrior.
#4724
American
mythical bird that regenerates or is reborn from its ashes
#4758
England↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots
#5071
France
Red, russet color
#5171
American
A modern variant of the name Lennox, which derives from a Scottish place name.
#5177
France↑ Rising
Pearl.
#5247
French
French
#5646
English↑ Rising
like a lion
#5835
Scottish↑ Rising
Scottish
#6035
American
A modern blend of Lynn and Lennox, implying beauty and light
#6518
English
Husk
#6629
Greek↑ Rising
Greek
#6821
Mexico↑ Rising
Beautiful and noble
#7135
American↑ Rising
Unique numeric representation
#7344
American
Derived from the word 'lynx', referring to the wild cat.
#7802
American
Variant of 'Phoenix', a mythical bird that is cyclically regenerated or reborn.
#8267
American
English
#9851
English↑ Rising
English
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France↑ Rising
From the oak
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American↑ Rising
No specific meaning, often seen as a modern or unique name.
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American↑ Rising
a blend of Lynn and an exotic touch
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American
A combination of 'lyn' and 'ox', with 'lyn' often associated with water and 'ox' suggesting strength.
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Latin↑ Rising
willow
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American
Greek
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American↑ Rising
Variant of Onyx; representing strength and resilience
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American↑ Rising
English
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American↑ Rising
English
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American
English
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American
A modern spelling of Phoenix, often associated with rebirth and renewal.
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American
Derived from Rebecca, meaning 'to bind' or 'to tie'.
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American
a modern invented name, inspired by the borough of The Bronx in New York City.
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American
Greek
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American
bringer of peace
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American↑ Rising
A spell or charm; a jinx.
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USA
Variant of Lynne
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American
mythical bird that symbolizes rebirth and renewal
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Greek
mythical bird that rises from its ashes
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English
Link
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American↑ Rising
A combination name potentially inspired by 'Harley' and adding unique styling
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English
a form of Hendrix, meaning 'son of Hendrick'
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English↑ Rising
a variant of Lynx, a wild cat symbolizing independence and intuition
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American
English
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American
A modern invented name, possibly influenced by names like Lennox or Lennie.
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English↑ Rising
English
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American
Light, brightness
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France
Of the mountain
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American
A modern variation of 'Phoenix', symbolizing rebirth and immortality.
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France
French
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Mexico
a combination of 'Jami' meaning 'healer' and 'Lex' meaning 'law' or 'the law'.
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American
A modern name that may be derived from a combination of Kay and suffix -lix.
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France↑ Rising
a variation of Marlo, meaning 'driftwood' or 'from the sea'.
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American
A beloved name with deep roots
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American
Greek

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