Comments for XENA:

Name of the title character in Xena: Warrior Princess.

-- sodivine  7/26/2005

This name first came into usage in English in 1993, in West Hollywood, California. I invented it for my female Jack Russell Terrier, because she had big eyes and an intergalatic, extra-planetary look about her. Later, a Hollywood TV producer who liked her name used it for the TV program, "Xena, Warrior Princess". Today, it has been chosen as the name of the recently discovered 10th planet.

-- patraldo  10/2/2005

I think Xena is a beautiful name. A name I would call my child.

-- jessica22  11/29/2005

Just don't. Will someone please think of the children?

-- SerasVictoria  7/22/2006

It makes a great nickname or name for a pet. I think anyone who was actually called this by their parents as their real name, though, would be made fun of.

-- scarletquillraven  2/13/2007

I don't think I would name my child this, but I might name a cat or dog this, as it seems too "pettish", for a child.

-- Patricia Underwood  2/3/2008

Love love love this name! :) I would like for my kids to have a unique (but not silly) name, and Xena is strong and beautiful. So why not use Xena?!

-- Katrine  2/27/2008

Oh, I love this name! It's just kind of solid and out there. It reminds me of an ambitious young girl.

-- Paris44  6/27/2008

This is a great name. I picture a confident brunette who's studying to be a lawyer. And I'd rather be associated with a princess who defends herself than with one who stands there all day looking pretty.

-- Anonymous User  9/29/2008

Tacky name that comes from a show that really bothers me.

-- bananarama  11/25/2008

I love this name, but I think it's best for a dog or cat.

-- number1212  12/16/2008

It's an interesting name. I would never name my child Xena, but for some reason I wish I knew someone named Xena.

-- Genevieve_M  4/3/2009

It's a cool name, but seeing as it was most likely created for a TV series, I wouldn't use it.

-- emmiix3  4/4/2009

Xena could be based on the Russian name Zina, which is a diminutive of Zinaida.

-- Ailis  7/23/2009

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