Xanthe
[ˈzænθi]Meaning
from Ancient Greek Ξανθή, literally "blond-haired", from ξανθός, "yellow"
Background Story
Xanthe comes from the Ancient Greek Ξανθή, literally "blond-haired", a form of ξανθός, the word for yellow. In Greek mythology the name belongs to one of the Oceanids and to one of the Amazons. Epione, the wife of Asclepius, is sometimes called Xanthe.
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