Xiomara
Meaning of Xiomara
The name Xiomara is a beautiful and unique choice for baby girls, with deep roots in Spanish culture. Pronounced as see-oh-MAH-rah (/siːoˌmaʀa/), Xiomara exudes an exotic charm and elegance. The name is often associated with strength and beauty, making it a popular choice among parents who want a distinctive yet meaningful name for their daughters. Over the years, Xiomara has steadily gained popularity in the United States, climbing from a rank of 5,752 in 1954 to 402 in 2023. This rise reflects its growing appeal among diverse communities. A notable variation of the name is Xiomar, which retains the same melodic essence. Whether you are drawn to its cultural significance or its lyrical sound, Xiomara is a timeless name that stands out in any crowd.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as see-oh-MAH-rah (/siːoˌmaʀa/)
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Notable People Named Xiomara
| Xiomara Castro de Zelaya is the first female president of Honduras, who previously served as the first lady during her husband's presidency. |
| Xiomara Reyes is a former principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre who now serves as the Head of School at The Washington Ballet School. |
| Xiomara Fortuna is a renowned Dominican singer and composer recognized for her distinctive deep voice and contributions to world music, música raíz, jazz, and contemporary music. |
| Xiomara Laugart Sánchez is a Cuban singer known for her extensive career in nueva trova music and has recorded over 17 albums, currently based in New York City. |
| Xiomara Yolanda Griffith Mahon is a Venezuelan female judoka who competed in three consecutive Summer Olympics and won three medals at the Pan American Games in the 1990s. |
