Xochilt is a feminine name of Nahuatl origin, derived directly from the Classical Nahuatl lexeme xōchitl, meaning “flower,” and reflects the central role of botanical symbolism in Aztec culture. It is sometimes linked to the goddess Xochiquetzal, patron of fertility and creative arts, underscoring its association with beauty and growth. In the United States, Xochilt has remained highly uncommon—only eight newborns received the name in 2024 (ranked 942nd), compared with a peak of 37 registrations in 2011—indicating a pattern of sporadic yet steady adoption by parents seeking a distinctive, culturally authentic choice. Pronounced soh-CHEELT, the name conforms neatly to Anglo-American phonetic norms while preserving its indigenous heritage.