Baby names starting with Z

Greek · From Greek 'zoe' meaning 'life'; used in the Greek Bible to translate the Hebrew name Eve.

Greek · Zoey is a modern English spelling of Zoe, from Greek, meaning "life."

Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning "highest point" or "fortification," referring to the promised holy land.

Hebrew · From Hebrew Zekharyah meaning 'God has remembered.' A classic biblical name borne by a prophet.

English · A modern name shaped by Aidan and Hayden patterns, popularized for its contemporary sound.

Arabic · Zayn is an Arabic name meaning beauty, grace, or excellence.

Arabic · From Arabic meaning 'blooming flower' or a variant of Sarah (Hebrew 'princess'). Popular royal name.

African · Zuri is a Swahili name meaning beautiful, widely used in East African naming traditions.

African · A modern form influenced by Zaire, the former Central African country name tied to a river name.

English · English name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of John or from an Americanized surname.

Greek · Short form of Alexander, from Greek 'Alexandros' meaning defender of the people.

Hebrew · Likely a modern form influenced by Hebrew and Arabic names, often associated with shining, blooming, or radiance.

Arabic · A modern spelling of Zane, often traced to Hebrew John through English, or to Arabic Zayn meaning beauty.

African · Zaire comes from the African river and former country name, ultimately meaning river in Kongo languages.

Arabic · Zahra is an Arabic name meaning blooming, radiant, or flower-like, from a root associated with brightness and blossoms.

Arabic · From Arabic, Zain means beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · From Hebrew meaning 'the Lord has remembered'; a prophet and king in the Old Testament.

Arabic · A modern spelling often linked to Arabic Zayd, meaning "increase" or "growth."

Arabic · A modern form related to Arabic and Hebrew-style names, often interpreted as blooming, shining, or helped by God.

Hebrew · From Hebrew roots meaning pure, innocent, or clean.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning "growth," "increase," or "abundance."

Arabic · Zyair is likely a modern variant influenced by Arabic Zahir or Zaire-like place-name sounds.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning 'growth,' 'abundance,' or 'increase.'

German · Short form of Griselda, from Germanic meaning 'dark battle' or 'gray maiden warrior.'

Hebrew · Diminutive of Ezekiel, from Hebrew Yechezqel meaning "God strengthens."

English · A modern English-style creation, probably modeled on names like Kaylee and Hailey with a trendy Z- start.

Hebrew · Zamir has Hebrew and Arabic usage, with meanings linked to "song" in Hebrew and thoughtful or noble associations in Arabic traditions.

Arabic · Zahir is an Arabic name meaning 'bright,' 'shining,' or 'evident.'

Arabic · Can be linked to Arabic radiance or Slavic dawn-related forms, giving it a bright, shining sense.

Arabic · A modern name likely influenced by Arabic zaniya-related forms, often interpreted as beautiful or graceful.

Arabic · An Arabic name often interpreted as "fragrant flower" or linked to a beautiful flowering tree.

English · Zyla is a sleek modern name, often used for its bright sound and contemporary style rather than ancient etymology.

Slavic · From Slavic 'zora' meaning 'dawn' or 'aurora'; also found in Arabic cultures.

African · From the Shona (Zimbabwe) word meaning 'to give thanks' or 'thankfulness.'

Japanese · From Japanese Zen, referring to meditation and a school of Buddhism, suggesting calm and mindfulness.

English · Zaylen is a modern invented English-style name built from the trendy Zay- sound and the popular -len suffix.

Slavic · Zoya is a Slavic form of Zoe, from Greek, meaning "life."

Hebrew · From Hebrew Zekharyah, meaning “Yahweh has remembered.”

Arabic · Zayla is a modern name often linked to Arabic roots suggesting beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · Zev is a Hebrew name meaning "wolf."

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Zion, from Hebrew referring to Jerusalem or a holy place.

Slavic · Likely a modern form inspired by Balkan names such as Zamir, often associated with peace or a song-like sound.

Spanish · A variant of Xavier, from the Basque place name Etxeberria meaning new house.

Italian · From Italian surname Zola, or Zulu origin meaning 'quiet, tranquil.'

Greek · From Greek Zephyros, god of the west wind; means 'west wind' or 'gentle breeze.'

Arabic · Zia is used in Arabic with meanings related to "light" or "splendor," and in Italian it also means "aunt."

Hebrew · A form of Zechariah or Zakariya, from Hebrew meaning God has remembered.

Greek · From Greek mythology, Zeus is the name of the sky and thunder god, likely linked to a root meaning 'bright sky' or 'day'.

African · Swahili name meaning 'beautiful,' widely recognized and popularized as a modern given name in recent years.

Arabic · From Arabic roots meaning "flower," "blossom," or "radiant," giving it both floral and luminous associations.

Arabic · Zaira is commonly treated as an Arabic-derived name, often associated with meanings like "radiant," "blooming," or "flowering."

Arabic · Zayan is an Arabic name associated with beauty, grace, and adornment.

German · Ziggy is a diminutive of Germanic names like Sigmund or Siegfried, linked to victory and protection.

Latin · Flower name honoring botanist Johann Zinn; the zinnia symbolizes endurance and friendship.

Arabic · The Arabic form of Zechariah, from Hebrew, meaning God has remembered.

Greek · Modern phonetic spelling of Zoe, from Greek zoe meaning 'life.'

Hebrew · Variant of Zara or Zerah, associated with meanings such as "radiance," "blooming," or "princess" across traditions.

Arabic · Zyan is a modern Arabic-style name associated with beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning 'the Lord has hidden' or 'the Lord has treasured.'

Arabic · A short modern name used in several traditions, often linked with brightness, abundance, or grace.

German · From the German surname Zeppelin, associated with airships and ultimately a family name.

Hebrew · Ziva is a Hebrew name meaning radiance or brightness, and it also appears in Slavic mythic tradition.

Hebrew · Likely related to Hebrew Zamir, meaning "song" or "nightingale," with a modern ending.

Arabic · From Arabic, Zaina means beautiful, graceful, or adorned.

Arabic · Zakaria is the Arabic form of Zechariah, a biblical name meaning “God has remembered.”

Hebrew · Zylah is likely a modern variant of Zillah, a Hebrew biblical name often interpreted as shade or shadow.

Arabic · Zamira is used in several traditions, often linked to Arabic ideas of conscience or Slavic forms meaning peace or fame.

Arabic · An Arabic name often glossed as a fragrant flower or tree; long used in Islamic tradition.

Hebrew · Short form of Zachary, from Hebrew 'Zekharyah' meaning 'God has remembered.'

Arabic · Zayna comes from Arabic roots meaning beauty, grace, or adornment.

Arabic · A name associated with growth or increase, and also used in Persianate naming traditions.

Hebrew · Variant spelling of Zachary, from Hebrew 'Zekharyah' meaning 'God has remembered.'

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning light, splendor, or radiance.

Arabic · A short modern name likely related to Zia, meaning light or splendor in Arabic.

Arabic · Zavian is a modern name, often linked to Arabic Zayn roots suggesting beauty or brightness.

Spanish · Zamora is a Spanish place name and surname turned given name, linked to the historic city of Zamora.

English · A place-based name taken from Zealand, the Danish island and source of New Zealand’s name.

Hebrew · Zabdiel is a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God has bestowed.'

English · Modern diminutive possibly related to Sadie or Zahara; popularized by author Zadie Smith.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical name meaning 'my rock is God' or 'God is my strength.'

English · Zayvion is a modern invented name formed in the style of Xavier and Javon with a contemporary ending.

Arabic · Zyra is a modern name possibly related to Zara or Kyra, often interpreted with meanings tied to bloom, brightness, or ladyship.

French · A French form of Zelia, often linked to Greek roots suggesting zeal or ardor.

German · Possibly a short form of Marcella or Griselda, or from a Germanic element meaning blessed or happy.

Arabic · From Arabic Zaynab, traditionally explained as a fragrant flower or an ornamented precious tree.

Arabic · Modern stylized form of Zaid, Arabic for 'growth' or 'abundance,' given the trendy -yn suffix.

Arabic · A name associated with radiance, blooming beauty, or nobility, shaped by Zara and Zaria-type forms.

Persian · Persian/Punjabi heroic name from *zor* ('strength') + *war* ('holder'), meaning powerful, brave, or valiant.

Hebrew · Modern name likely derived from Hebrew roots; the '-el' suffix means 'God,' suggesting a meaning like 'shade of God.'

Arabic · Likely related to Samira or Zamira, names associated with companionship, evening talk, or melody.

Arabic · Zaliyah is a modern name likely influenced by Aliyah-style forms, carrying a sense of rising or exalted status.

English · A modern invented name influenced by Zayden, Jaylin, and similar contemporary forms.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Xavia or Zavia, blending creative spelling with contemporary naming trends.

English · Zyler is a modern invented English-style name likely modeled on Tyler and Skyler.

Greek · Possibly from Greek 'xenos' meaning 'stranger, guest,' or Persian 'zen' meaning 'woman.'

African · A modern name likely formed from Z- and -vion elements for a strong contemporary sound.

Arabic · A variant Arabic name associated with meanings around brilliance or grace, used in modern Muslim naming circles.

Persian · Zarina means golden in Persian usage and is also associated with royal rank through Slavic tsarina forms.

Persian · From Persian, associated with gold, golden ornament, or rich embroidery.

Hebrew · A Hebrew biblical name meaning "pure" or "innocent."

Arabic · Likely a modern stylized form influenced by Aaliyah or Zariah, with a rising, elevated sound.

Arabic · A modern short form with varied roots; it is often linked to light, life, or blooming interpretations.

Persian · Derived from Persian *zaviya* meaning 'corner' or 'angle'; used as a masculine name with the idea of a defining position.

Arabic · Zeina is an Arabic name meaning beauty, adornment, or grace, from the root for ornament and elegance.

Arabic · From Arabic 'zaida' meaning prosperous or growing; used in medieval Iberian courts.

Arabic · Zamara may relate to Semitic roots for song or praise, giving it a musical and uplifting sense.

African · Ziaire is a modern name likely influenced by Zaire, the African river and place name, with a stylized spelling.

English · Modern invented name using the stylistic Zy- prefix, popular in contemporary American naming trends.

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Paxton or Saxton with a contemporary Z- prefix.

Hebrew · Zacari is a modern form of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah, meaning the Lord has remembered.

Arabic · From Arabic roots associated with light, radiance, or splendor.

Arabic · Zayda comes from Arabic roots meaning 'increase' or 'abundance.'

Hebrew · Zissy is a Yiddish-Hebrew diminutive meaning sweet or pleasant.

Arabic · Ziah is likely related to Arabic Zia, meaning 'light,' 'glow,' or 'splendor.'

English · From Arabic 'samt ar-ra's' (direction of the head), meaning 'the highest point.'

Arabic · Likely a modern variant of Zaila or Layla-like names, often interpreted with graceful or night-related associations.

Arabic · Often treated as a modern form related to Arabic Zaniyah, interpreted as beautiful or graceful.

Hebrew · Zyion is a modern spelling of Zion, the Hebrew place name associated with Jerusalem and sacred heights.

Greek · Zylus appears to be a modern coined name influenced by Greek- and Latin-sounding forms for a sleek, futuristic effect.

Greek · Polish and Eastern European form of Sophia, from Greek 'sophia' meaning 'wisdom'.

Arabic · A variant of Zayn, from Arabic meaning "beauty," "grace," or "goodness."

Hebrew · From Hebrew roots tied to song or praise, Zemira carries a musical devotional meaning.

Hebrew · From Hebrew, meaning "song" or "melody," with roots in praise and music.

Arabic · Likely from Arabic-influenced forms meaning 'graceful' or 'prospering,' though often used as a modern variation.

Arabic · A modern name likely influenced by Xavia or Arabic-sounding forms, often associated with brightness or a new-house sound pattern.

Hebrew · Zian is often treated as a modern variant of Zion, the biblical place-name associated with Jerusalem.

English · Modern invented name combining Zay with the trendy -leigh suffix, a contemporary creation with no traditional roots.

Arabic · Likely a modern name influenced by Zaya or Isaiah-like sounds, with possible roots in Arabic or Hebrew naming patterns.

Greek · From Greek 'Zenon,' derived from Zeus; borne by the famous Stoic philosopher Zeno of Citium.

African · Zyire is a modern name likely influenced by Zaire, the Central African place-name tied to a great river.

Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning bird; the wife of Moses in the Old Testament.

Hebrew · Short form of Zachariah, meaning 'God remembers,' a common biblical name.

English · Zaylie is a modern invented English-style name, likely influenced by names like Kaylee and Zailey.

Arabic · Arabic/Hebrew name related to Salome or Solomon, meaning 'peace.'

Arabic · Zaki is an Arabic name meaning pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

English · A modern English-style coinage, probably influenced by names like Hailey and Bailey with a fashionable Z- beginning.

Hebrew · Zachery is a spelling variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zekharyah meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Zuriah is likely based on Hebrew צור, meaning rock, with a theophoric ending suggesting God is my rock.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'beautiful,' 'graceful,' or 'one who adorns,' used across the Muslim world.

African · Xhosa name from South Africa meaning 'glory' or 'fame.'

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'beautiful', 'ornament', or 'one who adorns'; derived from 'zain' meaning grace and beauty.

English · Zalen is a modern invented name, likely influenced by names like Jalen and Zane.

Hebrew · Zadkiel is a Hebrew angelic name usually interpreted as righteousness of God or justice of God.

Arabic · Zakiyah comes from Arabic and means "pure," "intelligent," or "virtuous."

Arabic · A modern Arabic-style name, often interpreted as graceful or beautiful in contemporary use.

Arabic · Zaden is a modern name influenced by Aiden-style forms and names like Zayd, often associated with growth or abundance.

Arabic · Arabic-rooted contemporary form associated with names like Zaydan, chosen for its elegant sound.

English · Zylo is a modern invented name with a sleek sound, possibly influenced by names like Milo or Kylo.

Arabic · Zoha is an Arabic name tied to brightness and morning light, often interpreted as "radiance."

Hebrew · Ziora likely comes from Hebrew roots related to light or radiance, suggesting brightness and dawn-like imagery.

Greek · From Greek 'Zenais,' derived from Zeus; also a genus of doves. Borne by an early Christian saint.

Hebrew · Zayde is used as a warm family name meaning grandfather, often treated as an affectionate nickname.

English · Zylan is a modern coined name, likely created from the sound of names like Dylan and Zane.

English · A modern melodic creation likely formed from contemporary Z- and -lani naming patterns rather than one old root.

Spanish · Zavien is likely a modern form influenced by Xavier, from a Basque place name, with a contemporary ending.

Arabic · Zair likely comes from Arabic roots, often interpreted as "visitor" or linked to brilliance and radiance.

Arabic · Zahid is an Arabic name meaning "devout," "ascetic," or "self-denying."

English · Zeniyah is likely a modern invented name blending Zen- with the popular -iyah ending.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-influenced name from Zahara/Zahiri roots, generally tied to brightness or blooming imagery.

Hebrew · Zacchaeus comes from Hebrew via Greek, meaning pure or innocent.

Arabic · Zaylan is a modern Arabic-style name, often understood as graceful or adorned in sound and form.

Spanish · Likely a modern melodic name, possibly influenced by Zalay or Alaya patterns rather than one fixed historical source.

English · Modern short form, possibly a diminutive of Isaiah or Xavier, or an independent invented name.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zaira or Zahra, associated with brightness, radiance, or blossoming.

Arabic · Likely a modern name influenced by Arabic-style forms such as Zamia or Samiyah, chosen mainly for its lyrical sound.

Hebrew · Likely a modern form related to Zamir, associated with "song" or "melody" in Hebrew and Arabic usage.

Arabic · Zaydan is from Arabic and carries the sense of growth, increase, or abundance.

English · Modern invented name, likely a stylized blend of Zayne/Zane with a creative '-ven' suffix.

Hebrew · Spanish and Portuguese form of Zechariah, meaning 'God remembers.'

Arabic · Zidane comes from Arabic roots associated with increase, growth, or abundance.

English · Contemporary invented name merging the Za- prefix with the popular -elyn suffix pattern.

Arabic · Zaelynn is a modern English-influenced blending name related to Zaya/Zara names, ending in a fashionable -lynn.

Arabic · Likely a modern short form related to Ziya, carrying the idea of light or radiance.

Hebrew · Zamirah comes from Hebrew and Arabic roots associated with song, melody, or a singing voice.

Arabic · Possibly from Arabic 'zaliyya' meaning 'radiant,' or a modern coinage blending exotic sounds.

Arabic · Zakiya comes from Arabic and means pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

Hebrew · Zamarion is a modern elaboration likely influenced by Hebrew zamar, meaning sing or praise, with a contemporary -ion ending.

English · Modern invented name combining the trendy Za- prefix with the popular -ilee ending seen in names like Kaylee and Bailey.

Arabic · From Arabic Zidan, related to zayid, meaning growth or abundance.

Hebrew · Zahava is a Hebrew name meaning golden, from zahav, the Hebrew word for gold.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning shining, radiant, or apparent.

Arabic · Zyhir is likely a modern variant of Zahir, from Arabic meaning "bright," "apparent," or "shining."

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Zaiden/Aiden with a contemporary -yn suffix.

Hebrew · Hebrew place name meaning 'hornet' or 'wasp,' appearing in the Old Testament as Samson's birthplace.

Hebrew · From Hebrew Zavdi, meaning 'gift of God' or 'my gift.' Biblical father of apostles James and John.

Arabic · From Arabic Ziyad, meaning 'increase,' 'growth,' or 'abundance.'

Hebrew · Ziyon is a variant of Zion, the Hebrew sacred place name associated with Jerusalem and spiritual elevation.

Hebrew · Zaeli is likely a modern variation of Hebrew-inspired names, possibly echoing forms meaning shade or ornament in contemporary use.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning 'strong' or 'wise,' with early Islamic historical associations.

Slavic · Zelena likely relates to Slavic words for 'green' and may also echo Selene, the Greek moon goddess.

Arabic · Zaryah is a modern name likely influenced by Zariah and related forms, often interpreted as "flower" or "radiance."

English · A modern invented name, possibly influenced by names like Zamir or the prefix Zy-, without a single established etymology.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'strong' or 'brave'; borne by a close companion of the Prophet Muhammad.

Hebrew · Zac is a short form of Zachary or Zachariah, from Hebrew meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · Zekiel is a shortened form of Ezekiel, from Hebrew, meaning "God strengthens."

Greek · Zoelle is a modern blend of Zoe and French-style endings, ultimately from Greek zoe meaning "life."

Arabic · Zyier is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Zaire or Zahir and associated with brightness or distinction.

English · A modern constructed name combining the trendy Za- prefix with the flowing -nyla ending.

English · Modern invented name blending the Za- prefix with the popular -lyn suffix, following contemporary naming trends.

Hebrew · Zalmen is a Yiddish and Hebrew form of Solomon, meaning "peace."

Hebrew · Zakariah is a form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning 'God has remembered,' also used widely in Arabic tradition.

Slavic · Zlata comes from Slavic roots meaning golden.

Arabic · An Arabic form of Zahra meaning flower, blossom, or radiant beauty.

African · Used in African and Arabic contexts, often associated with time, ages, or the past.

Hebrew · Likely a modern form influenced by Isaiah or Zaya, tied to Hebrew roots meaning 'God is salvation.'

Greek · Hellenized form of Hebrew Zechariah meaning 'God remembers.' Biblical prophet and priest name.

Hebrew · Zackery is a variant of Zachary, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Slavic · Zori likely relates to Slavic names from zora, meaning "dawn" or "sunrise."

Arabic · Likely related to Zaniyah, from Arabic-derived forms often interpreted as beautiful, radiant, or flourishing.

English · Zyanna is a modern invented name influenced by Ziana, Gianna, and similar melodic forms.

Italian · Zeovanni is a modern twist on Giovanni, the Italian form of John, meaning God is gracious.

Greek · From Greek 'Zenobia,' meaning life of Zeus; borne by the powerful 3rd-century queen of Palmyra.

Slavic · A Slavic diminutive of Sophia, from Greek meaning 'wisdom.'

English · Zayvian is a modern elaboration of Xavian or Xavier-style names, tied to the idea of a new house.

Greek · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by Greek 'xylon' meaning 'wood' or 'forest.'

English · English word name from Greek 'zelos' meaning fervor or passionate devotion to a cause.

Hebrew · Variant of Zuriah, from Hebrew meaning 'God is my rock', with the devotional -iah suffix.

Hebrew · Zebulun is a biblical Hebrew name meaning "dwelling" or "honor," borne by one of Jacob's sons.

Hebrew · Zury likely comes from Hebrew Tzur or Zuri forms meaning 'my rock' or 'rock of strength.'

Slavic · Zarya is a Slavic name meaning dawn, associated with morning light.

French · A modern elaborated form with French-style ending, likely influenced by Zay- names meaning brightness or beauty.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning the Lord is righteousness or Yahweh is just.

Hebrew · A modern blend name, often linked to Anna forms and interpreted as gracious or favored.

Slavic · Likely influenced by Slavic Zorya, goddess of dawn, with a modern -iah ending.

Arabic · Zakhi is an Arabic name meaning intelligent, pure, or bright-minded depending on regional usage.

Hebrew · Variant of Zechariah, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God has remembered.'

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Xavier or Xavien, with no independent established etymology.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning 'abundance,' 'growth,' or 'prosperity.'

Arabic · Zakiah is an Arabic feminine name meaning pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

African · A modern name likely influenced by Zaire, the African river and place-name associated with flowing water.

Greek · Zophia is a variant of Sophia, from Greek for "wisdom."

Chinese · Zai is used in several cultures and in Chinese can relate to ideas of presence, existence, or carrying on.

Arabic · From Arabic-Persian usage, often associated with radiance, light, or a flower-like elegance.

English · Zaylynn is a contemporary respelling of Zaylyn-type names, favored in current Anglophone naming styles.

Arabic · Modern invented variant of Zaid/Zayden, from Arabic Zaid meaning 'growth' or 'abundance'; a contemporary spelling.

Arabic · Modern invented name possibly inspired by Arabic Zahir, meaning 'bright,' 'shining,' or 'manifest.'

Arabic · Zakir is an Arabic name meaning "one who remembers" or "mindful."

Hebrew · A modern form influenced by Hebrew-style names like Samaria or Zamora, often understood as a place-based or melodic invention.

Arabic · Zaiya is a modern Arabic-associated name often connected with radiance, light, or splendor.

Hebrew · Zyeir is likely a modern spelling influenced by names like Jair, from Hebrew roots meaning "he shines" or "he enlightens."

Spanish · A modern spelling of Xavier, ultimately from a Basque place name meaning "new house."

Hebrew · Likely modeled on biblical names like Zacchaeus or Zakai, carrying ideas of purity or innocence.

Arabic · Zuleyka is an Arabic-associated form of Zulaykha, a traditional name often interpreted as "brilliant beauty."

Hebrew · Zadok comes from Hebrew and means righteous or just; it is borne by a high priest in the Bible.

Arabic · Zeinab is an Arabic name borne in Islamic tradition, often linked to a fragrant flowering tree.

Slavic · Zarek is commonly treated as a Slavic-style name, often linked with forms meaning "God protects" or "dawn."

Arabic · Zaeem comes from Arabic and means "leader" or "chief."

Arabic · A modern melodic name possibly influenced by Arabic sound patterns and contemporary English naming styles.

Hebrew · Likely modeled on biblical Hebrew names like Hezekiah, carrying the sense that God strengthens or remembers.

English · Zaylon is a modern invented English-style name formed with the fashionable Zay- prefix and -lon ending.

Persian · Means woman or fairy in Albanian mythology; also linked to Persian meaning beautiful.

African · Used in multiple cultures; means 'beautiful' in some African languages and is a Slavic place name.

Greek · A spelling variant of Zoe, from Greek meaning life.

Greek · Zoee is a spelling variant of Zoe, from Greek meaning life.

Arabic · Zein is an Arabic name meaning 'beauty,' 'grace,' or 'adornment.'

Hebrew · Zionna is a modern elaboration of Zion, the biblical place name associated with Jerusalem and sacred elevation.

Hebrew · Zareth is likely inspired by Biblical place and personal name patterns, with a Hebrew-style form and resonant sacred tone.

Hebrew · Zarielle is a modern elaboration resembling Hebrew angelic-style names, with a graceful French-style ending.

Arabic · Zafira comes from Arabic *ẓafīrah*, often interpreted as “victorious” or “successful.”

Arabic · A contemporary adaptation of Arabic *Zainah* naming forms, commonly read as elegant and light-toned in modern usage.

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'zebul' meaning exalted or honored dwelling; a son of Jacob in the Bible.

Persian · Armenian name meaning 'joyful, happy, or blessed,' widely used in Armenian Christian communities.

Arabic · Variant of Zahra, meaning "flower" or "blossom" in Arabic.

Arabic · Likely a modern elaboration of Arabic-style Zana/Zayna forms, associated with beauty and grace.

Greek · Zoei is a spelling variant of Zoe, from Greek, meaning "life."

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style angelic name using the divine element -el, suggesting "of God" or "God's light."

English · Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Xylen or a creative Z- prefix construction.

Hebrew · From Hebrew *ziv* meaning "radiance" or "splendor," often used as a feminine name with a bright, luminous sense.

English · Zyro is a modern invented name with sleek, futuristic styling and no fixed traditional etymology.

Greek · From Greek 'zelos' meaning zeal or ardor, popularized in French-speaking cultures.

Greek · Variant of Zena from Greek 'xenia' meaning 'hospitality,' or Arabic 'zina' meaning 'beauty.'

Hebrew · Zalman is a Hebrew and Yiddish form related to Solomon, meaning peace.

Arabic · Zeyad is an Arabic variant of Ziyad, meaning growth, increase, or abundance.

Arabic · Ziara is likely related to Arabic ziyara, meaning visit or pilgrimage, though it also functions as a modern stylish given name.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name traditionally interpreted as 'my music' or 'my praise.'

Greek · Zanovia is likely influenced by Greek Zenobia, a historic royal name meaning life of Zeus.

African · A modern name likely influenced by Zaire-style forms, giving it a place-name and contemporary feel.

Arabic · Zaleah is a modern name often linked to Arabic-sounding forms and interpreted as graceful, blooming, or exalted.

Hebrew · Variant of Samara or Zamara, possibly Hebrew meaning 'protected by God' or Arabic 'night conversation'.

English · Modern invented name, a creative combination likely inspired by Zayn and similar contemporary names.

Hebrew · Derived from Hebrew Zuriel meaning 'God is my rock,' with a French-influenced feminine -elle suffix.

Greek · From Greek meaning 'shining' or 'radiant,' also used in Arabic meaning 'beauty' or 'ornament'.

Hebrew · Variant of Zachary, from Hebrew meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · Zebadiah is a variant of Zebediah, from Hebrew, meaning Yahweh has bestowed or given.

Arabic · Likely related to Zia or similar Arabic-root names, often associated with light, splendor, or radiance.

Hebrew · Zarahi is likely related to Hebrew Zerah or Spanish-influenced biblical forms, carrying the sense of rising light or dawn.

African · Zawadi is a Swahili name meaning 'gift.'

English · Zenaya is a modern coined name formed from stylish Zen- and -aya sounds.

Arabic · A modern stylized form possibly related to Zaira or Zahra, often associated with radiance or blooming beauty.

English · Likely a modern coined name using the popular -niyah ending and distinctive initial Z styling.

Arabic · From Arabic roots related to Zayd, meaning "growth," "increase," or "abundance."

Arabic · Zaara is a variant of Zara, commonly linked to Arabic blooming flower and Hebrew princess associations.

Indian · Of Armenian origin meaning 'powerful commander,' widely used in Sikh/Punjabi tradition as a name for strength.

English · Modern invented name, a creative blend likely combining Zy- prefix elements with the feminine suffix -ielle.

Latin · Zanova is a modern invented name that likely evokes Latin nova, meaning new.

Arabic · A modern invented name built from fashionable Zena- and -ayla sounds, often heard as graceful or beautiful.

Greek · Variant of Zenobia, from Greek Zenobios meaning 'life of Zeus', borne by a famous queen of Palmyra.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning blossom, flower, or radiance.

Hebrew · Zamar comes from Hebrew roots meaning "to sing" or "make music."

Arabic · Zaraya likely reflects Arabic and Persian sound patterns, often associated with radiance or blooming beauty.

Hebrew · Modern invented name with a Hebrew-influenced Za- prefix, possibly a creative variant of Zael or Shaela.

English · Modern invented name of uncertain origin, likely created through blending of phonetic sounds in contemporary naming.

Arabic · Zanylah appears to be a modern stylized feminine form related to Zain/Zahra name families.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, a contemporary phonetic coinage.

Arabic · Blend of Zara (Arabic: princess/flower) and the Hebrew theophoric suffix -yah meaning 'God.'

English · Modern invented ultra-short name with no established etymology, a minimal phonetic form.

Arabic · A name of Persian and Arabic heritage meaning 'silver' or 'decorative embroidery,' associated with elegance.

Arabic · From Arabic roots connected to wisdom and discernment, this name is understood today as a learned, intelligent and calm personal name.

Arabic · A modern form related to Arabic and South Asian Muslim naming, often linked with grace, brightness, or ornament.

English · A modern blended name, possibly influenced by Zyla and Leilani-style endings, valued for its lyrical sound.

Arabic · Probably a blend of Zaki and Zacchaeus, carrying ideas of purity, virtue, and innocence.

Arabic · Zyleel is a modern name with Arabic-style sounds, likely influenced by names ending in -eel or -il.

Hebrew · Biblical name meaning 'shade' or 'shadow'; one of the wives of Lamech in Genesis.

Hebrew · Zak is a short form of Zachary or Zakariya, from Hebrew roots meaning the Lord has remembered.

Arabic · Zoraya is a variant of Soraya or Thurayya, from Arabic and Persian usage meaning the Pleiades star cluster.

Hebrew · Zackariah is a variant of Zechariah or Zachariah, from Hebrew meaning Yahweh remembers.

Arabic · Zehra is from Arabic Zahra, meaning flower, blossom, or radiant brightness.

Arabic · Zuleyma is a Spanish form of an Arabic-derived name related to Zulaykha, known from Islamic and literary tradition.

Arabic · Zavia is a variant linked to Arabic Zawiya, meaning corner or nook, and also appears in Spanish-language usage.

Slavic · Likely related to Slavic Zoran, from a root meaning "dawn" or "daybreak."

Arabic · A modern melodic name possibly influenced by Arabic names meaning elevated or lofty.

Arabic · Zhara is a variant of Zahra, from Arabic roots meaning flower, radiance, or brilliance.

English · Modern invented name in the Zy- prefix trend, blending creative phonetics into a unique given name.

Arabic · Arabic name referring to a small fragrant flowering plant; also the name of an early companion of the Prophet Muhammad.

English · Modern invented name blending Zayd (Arabic 'growth') with Adrian (Latin 'from Hadria'), a creative American coinage.

Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning 'deer' or 'gazelle,' symbolizing grace and swiftness, rooted in biblical tradition.

African · Used in southern African naming traditions and often interpreted with ideas of peace or calmness.

Greek · Greek variant of Zeno, derived from Zeus, king of the gods; means 'gift of Zeus.'

Greek · Modern blend of Zoe (Greek for life) and Ella, meaning vibrant life.

Arabic · An Arabic and Persian name meaning beauty, ornament, or adornment.

Spanish · Zyanya is often linked to a Native American-derived modern usage and is popularly interpreted as forever or eternal.

Arabic · Zohaib is an Arabic name often interpreted as little gold or golden, from roots associated with brightness or الذهب.

Hebrew · Zephan is likely a shortened form of Zephaniah, from Hebrew, meaning "Yahweh has hidden" or "protected."

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning bright, radiant, or manifest.

Hebrew · Zarai is likely a modern form related to Sarai, the Hebrew biblical name often interpreted as princess or noblewoman.

African · Ziare is likely a modern variant influenced by Zaire, the Central African place and river name.

Spanish · Zavior is a variant of Xavier, derived from a place-name meaning new house.

Arabic · From Arabic, Zayed means growth, increase, or abundance.

Arabic · A modern elaboration possibly linked to Arabic Zayah or Zara, meaning 'radiance' or 'flower.'

Arabic · From Arabic forms like Zāhā, meaning bright, brilliant, or radiantly beautiful.

Arabic · Zeilani is likely an Arabic-influenced modern name, possibly related to place or family-based forms like Jilani.

Arabic · Zyleek is a modern coinage with Arabic-style phonetics, created more for sound than a fixed historic meaning.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic-derived forms such as Zaniah, often interpreted as beautiful or radiant.

Arabic · A variant of Zaina or Zayna, from Arabic meaning beauty or adornment.

English · Zayvon is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Zay- names and endings like -von or -vion.

Hebrew · A modern invented name echoing Zariah and Azariah, likely tied to Hebrew-Arabic naming sounds.

Persian · Zariana likely draws on Persian zar, 'gold,' giving it a sense of brightness and preciousness.

Arabic · Likely related to Ziya or similar names meaning light, splendor, or radiance.

Slavic · Zolan is likely a variant of Zoltan, a Central and Eastern European name associated with rulership or princely status.

Greek · Zeniya likely draws on Xenia or Zainiya-like sounds, giving it a modern form tied to hospitality or beauty themes.

Italian · Can relate to Italian Zani, a diminutive form, or to Arabic-rooted stylish modern usage.

English · Modern invented name, a creative respelling of Zaiden/Aiden with a distinctive 'Z' prefix common in contemporary American naming.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a stylized variant of Cyrus (Persian, 'sun') or a creative Z-prefix coinage.

Hebrew · Variant of Zaccai or Zacchaeus, a Hebrew name meaning 'pure', 'innocent', or 'clean of heart'.

African · Stylized spelling of Zuri, a Swahili name meaning beautiful or good, widely used across East African cultures.

Arabic · A surname-like Arabic form (as in lineage names) now used as a personal name, carrying a place-and-family style identity.

Arabic · Likely a modern form built from Arabic-style Zai- roots, often associated with beauty or grace in usage.

German · Variant of Selma, possibly from Germanic 'helm' meaning helmet or protection, meaning divine protector.

Greek · Variant of Zena or Zennia, possibly from Greek 'xenos' (hospitable) or Arabic 'beautiful.'

Greek · Variant of Xenia, from Greek 'xenia' meaning 'hospitality' or 'welcoming to strangers.'

Arabic · Zuleika is an Arabic and Persian literary name often interpreted as "brilliant" or "fair."

Arabic · Zamya is a modern name with Arabic-style sound patterns, often interpreted as beautiful or distinguished.

Arabic · Zyiah is a modern stylized name likely influenced by Ziya, an Arabic name meaning light or splendor.

English · Modern American invented name with no established etymology, created for its distinctive sound.

African · Variant of Zuri, a Swahili name meaning beautiful or good.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, a creative American phonetic coinage.

English · Modern invented variant of Zayden or Aidan, with no established traditional etymology.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative variant of Kylin or similar phonetic constructs.

English · A modern invented name, a Z- prefix variant of Kylie or Lily, of no classical etymology.

French · Modern invented name with French phonetic styling, popularized by celebrity usage in American culture.

African · Igbo name meaning 'show it to others' or 'demonstrate,' encouraging public recognition and sharing of blessings.

English · A modern English coined name inspired by Elle and Z- naming trends; meaning is mostly stylistic rather than historical.

Hebrew · Zaiel is likely a modern Hebrew-style name with an angelic sound and ornamental formation.

Arabic · Likely derived from Arabic-rooted forms suggesting delicacy, gentleness, or elegance in sound and style.

Greek · From Greek 'zoe' meaning life; a rare variant spelling.

Spanish · Spanish feminine form of Zoilus, from Greek 'zoe' meaning life.

Slavic · A Slavic name meaning dawn, daybreak, or morning light.

Greek · Likely a variant of Selena or Celina, associated with the moon or heavenly imagery.

Hebrew · Zebediah is a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'gift of Yahweh' or 'Yahweh has bestowed.'

Hebrew · Zeek is a short form of Ezekiel, from Hebrew meaning 'God strengthens.'

Arabic · Zuhayr is an Arabic diminutive meaning "little flower" or "blossoming one."

English · Zanai is likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by Zana or Jana with a contemporary ending.

Hebrew · Zakkai is from Hebrew, meaning pure, innocent, or clean.

Arabic · Zeynab is a variant of Zaynab, an Arabic name linked to beauty and a fragrant flowering tree.

Arabic · Zinaya is likely a modern form influenced by Arabic Zina, associated with beauty and adornment.

Arabic · Zunaisha appears to be a modern Arabic-style elaboration linked with beauty, adornment, or elegance.

Spanish · A modern elaborated name likely influenced by Celia, Zelia, or Eliana, suggesting brightness or belonging to God.

Hebrew · Zamariel is a Hebrew-style elaboration combining zamar, to sing or praise, with the divine element el.

African · Possibly derived from the Zulu people of South Africa; used as a given name meaning 'brilliant, ahead.'

Hebrew · Short form of Zedekiah, from Hebrew Tsidqiyahu meaning 'justice of God.'

Arabic · Often used as a short form of Zulema or Zuleika, names associated with beauty and brilliance.

Arabic · A variant of Zaina or Zaynah, from Arabic roots meaning beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · Zohar is a Hebrew name meaning light, radiance, or brilliance.

Arabic · Zaim is an Arabic name meaning "leader," "chief," or "commander."

English · Zuzu is a playful pet form used for names like Susan or Azucena, giving it a light affectionate feel.

Arabic · Zhamir is likely a modern spelling influenced by Samir or Zamir, names tied to companion, singer, or song.

Arabic · Likely a modern form influenced by names like Anaya or Sanaa, with a flowing contemporary sound.

Arabic · Zameer is an Arabic-derived name meaning "conscience," "heart," or "inner voice."

Arabic · Likely influenced by Arabic Zayn-derived names, carrying senses of beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · From Hebrew zayin, the name of a Hebrew letter and a word historically meaning weapon or sword.

Arabic · Zamyra is a modern variant related to Samira or Zamira, names associated with companion, heart, or thought.

English · Modern invented spelling of Serenity, from the English word for calmness and peace.

Arabic · Modern variant of Zayden, blending Arabic Zaid meaning growth or abundance with popular contemporary suffixes.

Persian · A Persian-influenced modern form related to Zuraiz/Zuhrayz names, used with meanings of brightness and strength.

Arabic · Zahan likely draws from Arabic or Persian roots suggesting brilliance, appearance, or distinction.

Hebrew · A modern Hebrew-style name built like angelic forms, often read as meaning God is my strength or splendor.

English · Zyn is a modern minimalist invented name valued for sound and style more than historical etymology.

Arabic · Zaviyan is likely an Arabic-influenced modern name, possibly related to brightness, grace, or elevated status.

Hebrew · Likely a short modern form related to names like Isaias or Matthias, with biblical roots.

Arabic · Zaveya is a modern name likely influenced by Arabic Zavia or Zaya forms, suggesting brightness and style.

Arabic · Zurmani is a modern name with Arabic-influenced sound, possibly echoing words for ornament or beauty.

Arabic · A modern coinage built from Zy- and -lani sounds, often heard as elegant and contemporary.

Arabic · From Arabic meaning 'fortunate' or 'prosperous,' sometimes linked to 'sa'ada' (happiness).

Hebrew · Zachari is a form of Zachary, from Hebrew, meaning "the Lord remembers."

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Jared, from Hebrew Yered meaning 'descent' or 'he who came down.'

Slavic · A diminutive-style form from Slavic roots like zlata, meaning golden.

Greek · A rare botanical-style name associated with the zamia plant genus, giving it a fresh natural feel.

Hebrew · A modern elaboration of Zion, from Hebrew, referring to a holy place or Jerusalem.

Greek · Zyron is a modern name possibly influenced by Cyrus or Tyrone, giving it a strong, elevated sound.

Hebrew · Likely influenced by Yiddish-Hebrew zayde, meaning 'grandfather,' though used today more as a modern stylish given name.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant related to Arabic-style names such as Ziana or Zayn, often associated with beauty or grace.

Hebrew · Zayon is likely a modern spelling influenced by Zion, the Hebrew place name meaning a sacred hill or Jerusalem.

English · Modern invented name built on Zay- and -veon sounds, often associated with Xavier-like forms.

Arabic · Likely a form of Zaira or Zahra, from Arabic roots associated with blooming or radiance.

English · Modern invented name with uncertain etymology, possibly a creative variant of Zali or Zayla.

Arabic · Variant of Zahara, from Arabic meaning 'flower' or 'shining and luminous.'

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, created as a unique phonetic composition.

Arabic · Zanari is a modern invented name combining Zana-like sounds with a graceful ending; origins are most likely Semitic-influenced.

Hebrew · Variant of Zacchaeus, from Hebrew Zakkay meaning 'pure' or 'innocent,' borne by the tax collector in the New Testament.

English · Modern invented stylized variant of Zayden, blending Arabic Zaid (meaning 'growth, abundance') with a contemporary -n ending.

English · A modern invented name combining a trending Z- prefix with the popular feminine -lynn suffix.

Arabic · Modern invented variant possibly derived from Zalia or Azalea, evoking flowering beauty.

Arabic · A spelling variant of Zamir/Zamīr, associated with “song” or “heart/conscience” in Arabic name traditions.

African · Ethiopian Amharic name meaning 'melody' or 'song,' used across East African communities as a musical given name.

Arabic · An Arabic-influenced short name likely from Zahvi/Zawy forms, commonly used as a modern concise given name.

Persian · Persian-flavored name with melodic structure where *zan* relates to womanhood, used to suggest noble feminine beauty.

Hebrew · Zahkari is a modern form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Short form of Zebulun meaning exalted dwelling, or Zebedee meaning gift of God.

Hebrew · Short form of Susanna meaning lily, or an Italian variant of Gianna.

Greek · Zo is a short form of Zoe, from Greek meaning life.

Hebrew · A form of Zechariah, from Hebrew, meaning Yahweh remembers.

Persian · Zareen comes from Persian and means golden or made of gold.

Hebrew · A Hebrew name meaning brightness, radiance, or splendor.

Greek · Zea comes from Greek and Latin botanical language and is associated with grain, especially corn and cereal plants.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning 'shining,' 'apparent,' or 'radiant.'

Arabic · A modern form related to Zahra or Zaria, associated with blooming, radiance, or brightness.

Chinese · A Chinese name element often meaning 'precious,' 'true,' or 'virtuous,' depending on the character used.

Arabic · A modern name likely shaped from Arabic-style sounds and names like Zamiya or Samia.

Arabic · Zarianna is a modern elaboration of Zaria and Anna-like forms, often linked with brightness or blossoming.

Hebrew · Zeriah is likely inspired by Hebrew Biblical-style names, with a meaning connected to shining or dawn-like imagery.

Hebrew · Variant of Zariah/Azariah, from Hebrew meaning 'helped by God' or 'whom God has helped'.

Hebrew · Zayley is a modern English variant of Zaylee forms, with a broad modern link to the Zachary family of names.

English · Modern invented name possibly inspired by siren of Greek myth, or an original phonetic coinage.

Greek · Feminine form of Zephyr, from Greek mythology meaning 'west wind,' the gentle breeze of spring.

Slavic · Russianized form of Zachary/Zechariah, ultimately Hebrew for "the Lord remembers."

Arabic · Arabic-influenced feminine form tied to radiant or graceful name elements in Arabic naming usage.

Arabic · Ziani is likely Arabic in origin and may carry associations of beauty, adornment, or grace.

Greek · A short modern name possibly inspired by Greek life-related roots like zoe, meaning 'life.'

Arabic · Zaleya is likely a modern elaboration influenced by Arabic and Spanish sound patterns, often suggesting beauty.

German · Zeldris appears to be a modern invented name, possibly shaped by Germanic-style elements rather than a traditional historical form.

Hebrew · Zamiri likely draws from Hebrew and Arabic roots associated with song, melody, or a singer.

Arabic · Likely a modern Arabic-style creation, possibly echoing names linked with beauty, grace, or gentleness.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant of Zaire or Sierra, blending brightness with geographic-style sound.

Hebrew · From Hebrew meaning 'seed' or 'beginning'; connotes new life and potential.

Arabic · An Arabic-derived name often interpreted as visitor or guest.

Arabic · Modern form likely related to Zulema or Suleima, with Arabic roots associated with peace or beauty.

Slavic · Zuzanna is a Slavic form of Susanna, from Hebrew meaning lily.

Persian · A Persian and Arabic name meaning "Saturn," used with celestial associations.

Hebrew · Zakarie is a French-influenced form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning God has remembered.

Arabic · Zakira is an Arabic name meaning "one who remembers" or "mindful," from the root for remembrance.

Persian · A modern name likely built on Zar-, a Persian root linked with gold, with a stylish contemporary ending.

Greek · Likely influenced by Xenia or Zena, giving associations of hospitality or welcoming grace.

Arabic · Zyairah is a modern invented name likely influenced by Zaire or Zahra-like sounds and flowing feminine endings.

Persian · Zyrus is a modern form influenced by Cyrus, the ancient Persian royal name often interpreted as sun or throne.

Hebrew · Zyen is a modern name often linked to Zion, a Hebrew place name associated with a holy hill.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'growth,' 'increase,' or 'abundance,' from the root 'zada' (to increase); variant of Zidan/Zidane.

Hebrew · Hebrew compound name meaning 'God is my righteousness' or 'justice of God,' combining 'tzedek' (justice) and 'El' (God).

Slavic · South Slavic name meaning 'golden,' derived from 'zlato' (gold), widely used in Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia.

English · Modern invented name, a creative variant of Kylie or Zyla, blending contemporary phonetic naming trends.

Arabic · Modern feminine form connected to Arabic *Zaynah/Zahra* name families, usually interpreted as graceful or radiant.

Hebrew · A name form related to biblical Zachary/Zachai lines, tied to ideas of purity and righteousness.

Hebrew · Modernized form of Zakar/Zechariah, retaining the Hebrew meaning "God has remembered."

Latin · A modern Z-initial respelling of Silas, from Latin Silvanus meaning 'of the forest' or Aramaic 'asked of God.'

English · Zydn is a highly modern compressed spelling influenced by names like Zayden and Aidan.

Arabic · Zuheilyn appears related to Arabic Zuhayl or Zuhayra forms, adapted in a modern melodic style.

Italian · Ziovanni is a stylized form of Giovanni, the Italian equivalent of John, meaning God is gracious.

Italian · From Italian, meaning 'young girl'; name of Saint Zita, patron saint of domestic workers.

Greek · From the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet; associated with seeking or searching.

Slavic · Hungarian name of Turkic origin, meaning 'sultan, ruler, king', borne by early Magyar leaders.

Italian · Short form of Alexander or Venetian form of Giovanni (John), meaning 'defender of the people' or 'God is gracious'.

Greek · Zale comes from Greek and is often interpreted as meaning "sea strength" or linked with the power of the sea.

Spanish · A modern Spanish diminutive, often used as a short affectionate form of longer names like Zulima or Azucena.

Arabic · Zuhair is an Arabic name meaning 'small flower' or 'blossoming,' from a root linked to brightness and blooming.

Hebrew · Zelig is a Yiddish and Hebrew-associated name meaning blessed or happy.

English · A modern coined name likely influenced by Asia or Anastasia-style endings.

Hebrew · Zaide is a Yiddish-derived name meaning 'grandfather,' with roots tied to Hebrew and Germanic Jewish naming tradition.

Spanish · Zuria is used as a modern multicultural name, often linked to ideas of whiteness, beauty, or radiance.

English · Zadrian is a modern blend name, likely influenced by Adrian, which comes from Latin meaning from Hadria.

English · A modern blended name, likely influenced by Zaya and Anna-style endings, created for a graceful contemporary feel.

Arabic · From Hebrew and Arabic roots for radiance or brilliance, conveying a meaning of shining light.