Xanthus last appears in US records in 2013, when it was given to 5 boys. It has not been recorded since, which means fewer than five babies a year have received it.
Its busiest year on record was 2004, with 6 births.
Records for Xanthus go back to 2004, and 11 babies have been given the name since.
In Greek mythology, one of the immortal horses of Achilles. Also a river in ancient Turkey, giving it both mythological and geographic connections.
Xanthus is of Greek origin, described as mythological in style.
In 2013 the name was recorded only for boys — 5 of them, with no births of the other sex frequent enough to appear in the data.
Names of the same origin for a sister, most common first.
In Greek mythology, one of the immortal horses of Achilles. Also a river in ancient Turkey, giving it both mythological and geographic connections.
Xanthus is of Greek origin, and is usually described as mythological in style.
Xanthus last appears in US records in 2013, when it was given to 5 boys. It has not been recorded since, which means fewer than five babies a year have received it.
In 2013 the name was recorded only for boys — 5 of them, with no births of the other sex frequent enough to appear in the data.