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Comments for POLYXENA:
Pronounced pahl-ek-ZEE-na.-- TheLastMontague 4/29/2007
Pronounced "pohly-kse:na"-- Karcoolka 1/24/2008
This name sounds stunningly gorgeous, but it would be hard to pronounce in English. And the nicknames would surely take away the beauty of the name.-- bananarama 6/30/2009
I've loved this name ever since I read the novel "Bring Down the Sun" by Judith Tarr. Polyxena always brings to mind a head-strong, powerful young woman.-- CanadianChibi 4/22/2010
According to greek-names.info, Polikseni (po-lee-KSE-nee) is the modern Greek form of Polyxene and means "much hospitality" from the elements poly and xenia (hospitality). Despite being a compound word (two ancient Greek words put together), the name became popular towards the end of the first century BC. This is the name of a 1st-century (AD) Greek Orthodox saint whose name day is celebrated on 23 September. Polina, Kseni and Ksenia are diminutives of Polikseni.-- Anonymous User 6/11/2011
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