Pronounced lock-shmee. A girl in my class who recently transferred to online. WDYT?
ETA: I originally thought this was a family name, but I found out the spelling today, & it makes me think there parents made it up.
It’s cool! It reminds me of the name [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f], which is very pretty. The Lox- start does make me think a bit of fish, though.
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Definitely seems made-up, but it has a cool sound.
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Is it spelled with a zero?
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No, an O, I’m just using privacy filters because it’s very unique & I’m talking about a real person. 
Okay gotcha. I think it sounds made up haha
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I think its just a variation of [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f]. It sounds identical.
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I prefer it spelt [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f], which is the original spelling. It has an interesting sound. This spelling looks like it’s supposed to be said as Lox-me.
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Strongly dislike the name.
Would not use.
Sounds like youre either ordering lox-for-schmee (capt hook’s 1st mate), or like someone is baby talk-speaking the work locksmith. The lockschmee is coming soon!
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As others have said, it might be a variation of [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f]. It’s kind of cool
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Luxshmi is also an [name_f]Indian[/name_f] name.
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I’m guessing just a variation of [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f], however this spelling also reminds me of [name_u]Loxley[/name_u], as in [name_u]Robin[/name_u] Hood. I don’t hate it, I’d probably go with [name_u]Loxley[/name_u] though
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I prefer the spelling [name_f]Lakshmi[/name_f] becuase Loxmi reminds me of lox 
the sound is very pretty though!!
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