Xavery

Xavery is a relatively uncommon given name, generally used for males. It is considered a variant of the name Xavier, which itself is derived from the Basque place name Etxeberria, meaning "new house" or "new castle".

Etymology and Origins:

The name Xavery shares the same linguistic root as Xavier, originating from the Basque word etxeberria. This place name was Latinized as Xaverius. The popularity of Xavier as a given name is largely attributed to St. Francis Xavier, a Roman Catholic missionary and co-founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). Xavery represents a less common spelling variation of this established name.

Usage and Frequency:

Xavery is significantly less common than Xavier or even Xavi. Its usage appears primarily in English-speaking countries and cultures influenced by Western naming conventions. Due to its rarity, detailed statistical information on the name's frequency is limited.

Variations and Related Names:

• Xavier
• Xavi
• Xaver
• Javier (Spanish)
• Saverio (Italian)

Notable People:

Due to its relative obscurity, there are few, if any, widely known individuals with the given name Xavery. It is possible that individuals with this name may use the more common Xavier in public settings.