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Well, you already know how I feel about the name Xanthe ;)

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I first heard it on a 10 year old Xanthe Rose. She'd be around 14-15 now. Her little siblings were Lexie Amaya and Felix. I only looked after the girls so I don't know Felix's middle name, and yes, the X theme and their position in the names was intentional (First for the first child, in the middle for the middle child and at the end for the last child).

I really like Xanthe but I don't know anyone with that name IRL.

I like Xanthe. I like Xantha as well. I love Greek mythology names.

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I've never met a Xanthe, that would be fun.

There is a liqueur called Xante. That was my first thought when I saw Xanthe.

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No, I've never met anyone named Xanthe.

It's ok, but it's not something I would use. X would be a cool initial though.

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I have met a Xanthe, but she spelled it Xzanthy.

Unsure how you would say it and no, never met anyone named xanthe

Unsure how you would say it and no, never met anyone named xanthe

Xanthe Opal Esther

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is all I can hear. :) Thanks for that, Delphi_Blue

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I don't mind Xanthe. It feels a little incomplete, but I love Daphne, so I try to convince myself that Xanthe is "full" enough as a name.

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I have never met a Xanthe, but man would I like to.

Love it. And yes I know a little girl, maybe 2 years old now with this name.

I like the way it looks, but I don't think I'd be too fond of it in a real life situation. Plus, even though I know how it's pronounced I keep saying X (like the letter)-an-th, which I probably wouldnt be able to get over.

I don't like it, and I've never met anyone named Xanthe.

Do you like Xanthe?
-No, not in the slightest. I think it has a very odd sound, and if I met one IRL I would think the parents were really stretching for a unique name.

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Have you ever met a girl or woman named Xanthe?
-No.

I love it! I've never met anyone with this name, but I feel like it's not too "out-there". It's different , but simple.

I really like it. Which pronunciation are you thinking? I've heard both ZAN-thee and ZAN-tha. I work with a woman who pronounces it ZAN-tha and I think it's quite lovely.