Xiomar

Meaning of Xiomar

Xiomar arrives on the scene like a burst of monsoon color, weaving Spanish verve into every syllable. Pronounced see-oh-MAR, this masculine gem springs from the sunlit piazzas of Spain and Latin America as a spirited offshoot of the Basque-rooted Xiomara, whispering “ready for battle” and glinting with the mystery of a “star of the sea.” It’s as bold as a chaat vendor slipping extra chutney onto a crispy samosa, its energy shimmering like Bollywood lights on a rainy night. In the United States, Xiomar has been shimmying through the top thousand, flirting with ranks in the high-800s and low-900s from 2011 through 2024—proof that this name is more than a passing breeze. Parents who choose Xiomar hand their little adventurer a passport to epic tales and a spicy dash of cross-cultural charm, ready to dance through life wherever the wind blows.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as see-oh-MAR (/ˈsi.o.mar/)