Baby names starting with Z

Persian · Persian-influenced form from roots associated with gold (zarin), often read as golden.

Hebrew · Creative variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah meaning God has remembered.

Hebrew · Zeriyah resembles the Hebrew biblical name Zeriah and is used today as a modern feminine adaptation.

Hebrew · Variant of Zillah, a Hebrew name meaning 'shadow' or 'shade', borne by a biblical figure in Genesis.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a stylized variant of Ziani or a creative coinage with a Z-prefix.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Sylvia (Latin 'forest') or Xylia (Greek 'of the wood'), with creative spelling.

English · Modern invented variant of Zaiden/Aiden, a stylized alternative spelling following current phonetic naming trends.

English · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by Zealand (Norse: 'sea land') or the English word 'zeal'.

Arabic · An Arabic-rooted modern spelling of Zay, linked to ideas of beauty and adornment in name usage.

Greek · Modern spelling variant of Zoe, the Greek name meaning 'life,' adopted by early Christians.

Hebrew · Zakyrie is a modern spelling of Zachary, from Hebrew, meaning the Lord remembers.

English · Zaxtyn is a contemporary invented name using fashionable x and -tyn spelling elements.

Hebrew · A modern name possibly influenced by Hebrew and Arabic forms, often linked with brightness or divine gift associations.

Arabic · From Arabic roots for beauty, grace, or adornment, related to Zayn and Zain.

Hebrew · Zavaya is likely a Hebrew-inspired modern name, possibly built from roots implying radiance or gift.

English · Zillion is a modern English word-name drawn from the idea of an immense, countless number.

German · Variant of Sigmund, from Germanic elements sig (victory) and mund (protection).

Arabic · From Arabic meaning 'captivating' or 'enchanting,' popularized in Spanish literature and Moorish tradition.

Hebrew · Zvi is a Hebrew name meaning "deer" or "gazelle."

Arabic · Zeeshan comes from Arabic and Persian usage and means 'magnificent,' 'dignified,' or 'of high status.'

Hebrew · Zissel is a Yiddish-Hebrew affectionate name meaning sweet or pleasant.

Hebrew · Zehava comes from Hebrew zahav, meaning gold, and carries connotations of brightness and value.

Persian · Zarian likely draws on Persian zar meaning “gold” and Slavic-style endings, giving it a bright, noble feel.

Arabic · Zeid is an Arabic name meaning growth, increase, or abundance.

Greek · Zalena is likely a modern variant influenced by Selena or Slavic green-root names, suggesting moonlight or freshness.

Arabic · A modern variant possibly influenced by Zariah or Zahra, often associated with radiance, bloom, or dawn-like beauty.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant influenced by Zaire or Zahra-type names, often associated with radiance or blooming.

Arabic · Zakariyya is the Arabic form of Zechariah, meaning God has remembered.

Arabic · Zanyah is a modern name likely influenced by Arabic-derived Zaina or Zaniya forms, often associated with beauty or grace.

Hebrew · A modern elaboration of biblical-style elements, likely influenced by names like Mariah and Amariah from Hebrew roots.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zamir, meaning "thought," "mind," or "conscience."

English · Zakyla is a modern invented name built from fashionable Za- and -kyla sounds.

Spanish · A Basque-Spanish regional name meaning happiness or good fortune.

English · Zaeden is a modern invented name, likely shaped from the sound pattern of Aidan and Jayden.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant related to Zaila or Layla-style names, often associated with grace or beauty.

Slavic · From Slavic roots for dawn or the morning star, giving it a bright celestial meaning.

English · A modern invented name built with the fashionable Za- opening and -yah ending.

English · A modern invented name in the popular Zayden-style pattern.

English · Modern invented name combining Za- with the -leigh suffix (Old English 'meadow'), creating a stylized nature-influenced variant.

Hebrew · Variant of Isabella, a Hebrew name meaning 'devoted to God,' popularized through Spanish and Italian royal traditions.

Hebrew · Biblical Hebrew name (variant of Zillah) meaning 'shade' or 'shadow,' borne by a wife of Lamech in Genesis.

Arabic · Possibly from Arabic ziara meaning 'visit' or 'pilgrimage,' or a modern creative variant of Sierra or Ziara.

Arabic · Zamayah is a modern Arabic-influenced feminine variant, likely related to older Zama/Zumaym naming patterns.

Arabic · A contemporary invented spelling of Zamia/Zamira patterns, preserving Arabic rhythmic naming style.

English · Modern invented name blending Zane or Zael with popular contemporary suffixes.

Arabic · Arabic form of Zechariah meaning 'God has remembered'; Zakariyya is a prophet in Islam and father of John the Baptist.

Arabic · Spanish diminutive variant of Zuleika, an Arabic name meaning 'brilliant beauty.'

Arabic · A variant of Zayla, possibly from Arabic meaning 'shadow' or 'shade,' or related to the Hebrew Tzila.

Arabic · A modern name of possible Arabic or Swahili influence, blending radiance-themed elements with contemporary style.

English · Modern name likely shaped from Xavier or Zev variants, used mainly for soft, contemporary sound.

Arabic · A stylized Arabic form related to names such as Zahir, often interpreted as bright, radiant, or flourishing.

Greek · The Greek god of the west wind, from 'zephyros' meaning 'west wind,' associated with spring breezes.

Arabic · An Arabic variant of Zayd, meaning 'growth,' 'abundance,' or 'increase.'

Arabic · Creative respelling of Aaliyah with a distinctive prefix, from Arabic meaning exalted or lofty.

Hebrew · A Hebrew form related to Zakharia/Zechariah traditions, generally connected to meanings of remembrance of God.

Arabic · A modern, airy variation of Za- names, often read as a beautiful feminine form with light phonetics.

Hebrew · A modernized form of Zachary from Zechariah, Hebrew for 'Yahweh remembers,' with strong biblical heritage.

Hebrew · Zisha is a Yiddish and Hebrew-associated name traditionally linked to joy or sweetness in Jewish naming use.

Hebrew · From Hebrew zahav, meaning "gold," with Zahavi meaning "golden" or "of gold."

Hebrew · Zelilah is likely a Hebrew-style variant related to names suggesting shadow, shade, or protected darkness.

Arabic · From Arabic and Persian usage meaning adornment, beauty, or ornament.

Hebrew · Likely inspired by Hebrew-rooted names such as Zerach, associated with shining, rising, or dawning.

English · Zayce is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Jace and Zane style sounds.

Arabic · Zamoura appears to be an Arabic-style modern elaboration, likely chosen for its elegant sound and exotic feel.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Zakai, from Hebrew roots meaning pure, innocent, or acquitted.

English · Used in English as a place-style name from Zeeland, meaning “sea land” in a Germanic linguistic tradition.

Latin · Zeliana likely elaborates on Celia or Zelia-type names with Latin roots tied to heaven or zeal.

Greek · Zenova is a modern creation that echoes Greek Zoe and nova imagery of newness and life.

Latin · From Latin/Greek 'zona' meaning girdle or belt; used as a literary name.

Arabic · Variant of Zadie/Sadie, possibly from Arabic 'zayd' meaning abundance or growth.

Persian · A Persian name meaning spear or javelin, with roots in ancient Iranian naming traditions.

Arabic · Zakia comes from Arabic roots meaning pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

Hebrew · Zackaria is a variant of Zechariah or Zakariya, from Hebrew meaning 'God has remembered.'

Arabic · Zuleima is likely related to Arabic Suleima or Zulayma, carrying associations of peace and gentleness.

Spanish · Likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by Zayla and similar contemporary forms.

Arabic · Zanae is a feminine variant linked to Arabic naming traditions, related to Zain-name patterns meaning beauty or radiance.

Arabic · Zahria likely comes from Arabic roots tied to zahra, meaning flower or radiance.

Arabic · From Arabic, Zuha refers to brightness, morning light, or radiance.

Greek · Likely related to Xenia or Zhenya; it may carry meanings of 'hospitality' or serve as a Slavic affectionate form.

Arabic · Used in Arabic and Persian naming, often associated with adornment, grace, or brightness.

Hebrew · Modern variant of Zion, the Hebrew name meaning 'monument' or 'raised up,' a sacred Jerusalem site.

Arabic · Modern variant of Zara, from Arabic meaning 'blooming flower' or Hebrew meaning 'princess'.

Arabic · Variant of Zahira/Zahra, from Arabic meaning 'radiant, shining, blossoming flower'.

Arabic · Elaboration of Zahra, an Arabic name meaning 'flower,' 'radiant,' or 'brilliant,' also a title for Fatima.

English · Modern invented name possibly inspired by Albanian 'zëmër' meaning heart, or created as a stylistic variant.

Slavic · A Slavic-influenced name possibly related to 'zima' (winter) or coined as a modern given name.

Hebrew · A modern variant of Joel, from Hebrew meaning 'the Lord is God,' with a contemporary stylistic twist.

Hebrew · Hebrew feminine name meaning 'brightness,' 'radiance,' or 'wolf,' a feminine form of Ze'ev.

English · Modern invented name, a creative spelling variant of Zaylee or Zailee, with no established etymology.

Arabic · A modern stylized name related to Zendaya/Zain family naming patterns, valued for elegant, beauty-oriented sound.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-influenced feminine name based on zay/zayn elements, used with meanings of beauty or excellence.

English · An English modern name blending 'Zi' with the -lynn suffix, commonly treated as a soft contemporary feminine form.

Arabic · Arabic feminine form related to Zahra family names, associated with brilliance and beauty.

African · An African Igbo-style construction using divine-element syllables, typically meaning God is present.

Greek · Likely inspired by Greek-rooted modern names such as Azalea or Kalea, suggesting bloom and beauty.

Hebrew · Zoah is likely a Hebrew-style form related to Zoe or Noah sounds, often interpreted with associations of life or movement.

Hebrew · A modern invented name shaped by Hebrew-style -yah endings, often associated with God.

Arabic · A modern South Asian and Arabic-linked name often interpreted as graceful, radiant, or full of life.

Arabic · Zamylah appears to be a modern name influenced by Arabic sound patterns and the popular -mila/-myla ending.

Slavic · Zolana appears to be a modern Slavic-style elaboration, likely linked to roots suggesting brightness or gold-like beauty.

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

Persian · Likely linked to Zoroaster and Persian religious tradition, giving it an association with wisdom and ancient spirituality.

Greek · Zaelix is a modern invented name with classical fantasy styling, possibly hinting at radiance or nobility.

Hebrew · Zayel is a modern name likely influenced by Hebrew and Arabic sounds, often associated with strength or brightness.

German · Diminutive of Zelda or Marcella; Zelda is Germanic meaning 'gray battle maiden.'

Hebrew · Zacariah is a variant of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Arabic · Zarriah is a modern variant resembling Zariah, often connected to shining, blooming, or God-has-helped interpretations.

Hebrew · A variant of Zacharias, from Hebrew roots meaning the Lord has remembered.

Arabic · Zainah is an Arabic name meaning beauty, grace, or adornment, related to the root for ornament and excellence.

Slavic · Zanya is often used as a modern Slavic-style short form, sometimes linked to names like Zoya or Aleksandra.

Hebrew · From Semitic roots meaning "to remember," and related to names centered on memory or recollection.

Hebrew · Zevin likely blends Hebrew Zev, meaning "wolf," with modern English surname-style endings.

Arabic · Zamzam is an Arabic sacred place name referring to the holy well in Mecca.

Slavic · Zorian is likely related to Slavic dawn names and Greek-influenced forms, suggesting brightness or the dawn.

Hebrew · Zakara likely draws on names like Zachary or Zakariya, from Semitic roots meaning to remember.

English · Modern spelling of Seven, taken from the number and used as a contemporary name.

Arabic · Zakarya is an Arabic form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning God has remembered.

Arabic · An Arabic diminutive from a root for gold, often understood as little golden one or precious treasure.

Hebrew · Probably related to Hebrew Zamir, meaning song or singer, with a modern spelling twist.

English · A modern name likely influenced by Zoe, from Greek life, and shaped for a contemporary sound.

Arabic · Zuleidy is a Spanish-style form of an Arabic-derived name related to Zuleika, often interpreted as 'brilliant' or 'fair.'

Hebrew · Zyonn is a modern spelling of Zion, from a Hebrew place name tied to Jerusalem and sacred high ground.

English · A modern coinage shaped by popular -niyah endings and contemporary American naming patterns.

Italian · Modern invented blend inspired by Sienna (an Italian city known for its earth pigment) with a stylized Z.

Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning 'wolf,' used as a feminine name evoking strength and the wild natural world.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical name meaning 'rising light' or 'dawning,' borne by sons of Judah and Simeon in the Old Testament.

Hebrew · Modern invented name possibly inspired by Zion (Hebrew) or the Greek 'aeon' meaning 'age' or 'eternity.'

Arabic · A modern feminine variant linked to Arabic *zahra* traditions, often interpreted as “flower” or “radiant.”

Slavic · A Slavic-sounding feminine form related to names like Zlata (“golden”), adapted with a soft ending.

Arabic · From Arabic *zarrah* meaning “a small particle,” adapted as a short poetic feminine name.

Hebrew · Zarie resembles forms related to Zarya/Zahra and is often used as a gentle modern spelling variant.

Spanish · Spanish surname from the Basque region used as a given name, referring to a place or settlement.

Arabic · Variant of Zahir, Arabic for 'bright,' 'shining,' or 'apparent and clear.'

English · Modern invented name, a variant of Zaylee or Zayla, possibly inspired by Arabic 'zayla' meaning beauty.

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Jaylen or similar names with a distinctive Z-prefix spelling.

German · Modern name inspired by the Zeppelin airship, named after German inventor Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, meaning 'bold craft.'

English · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by Persian Cyrus or a creative contemporary name with a stylized 'Zy-' prefix.

African · A modern invented name with possible African phonetic influences and no definitive classical etymology.

English · Modern invented name combining the Zy- prefix trend with the popular -lynn suffix, creating a contemporary feminine compound.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Zevin linked to Hebrew ze’ev meaning “wolf,” adapted as a modern given name.

Arabic · Modern stylized variant of Aaliyah, from Arabic 'ali' meaning high, exalted, or sublime.

English · Modern spelling of Taylor, from Old English for a cloth worker or tailor, making it both occupational and a contemporary given-name variant.

English · A short modern coined name built from a Z start and -kai ending, used as a compact contemporary form.

Persian · A hybrid modern feminine form associated with Persian-influenced Zarina names and a Slavic-flavored -ana ending.

Arabic · An Arabic-influenced feminine variant aligned with Zahra traditions, carrying imagery of bright beauty.

African · Blend of African zuri, 'beautiful,' with an Anna-like suffix, giving a modern feminine form.

Spanish · Zantiago is a modern spelling twist on Santiago, a name linked to Saint James.

Arabic · A classic Arabic and Persian form tied to the Joseph story, traditionally associated with beauty and brilliance.

Arabic · A modern elaboration of Zara or Zariah-style names, often associated with brightness, blooming, or radiance.

French · A French diminutive made famous by literature, often treated as a playful form related to Elizabeth or Isabelle.

English · A modern coined name with melodic -lani styling, created more for sound and feel than ancient usage.

Hebrew · Zeremiah is a modern variant of Jeremiah, the Hebrew biblical name meaning God will uplift.

English · A modern invented name built for sound, possibly influenced by Kyla or Zyla-style contemporary forms.

Slavic · Zorin is a Slavic surname and given name form associated with dawn or brightness.

Hebrew · Zevy is a diminutive-style form of Zev, the Hebrew word for wolf.

African · Zuriella elaborates Zuri, a Swahili name meaning beautiful, with a romantic -ella ending.

African · An Ethiopian and Eritrean form meaning 'of Michael' or 'belonging to Michael,' built on the Hebrew Michael.

Arabic · Zunair is likely derived from Arabic Zubayr-like forms or related sounds, often associated with strength or firmness.

Indian · Likely tied to Persian and South Asian usage, suggesting brightness, intelligence, or worthiness.

English · A contemporary blended name, probably formed from Zae plus a flowing -lani style ending.

Hebrew · Likely related to Hebrew Zerah-type roots meaning shining, rising, or seed.

Arabic · Zairo appears to be a modern variant influenced by Zaire or Cairo-like forms, with place-name resonance.

Slavic · From South Slavic 'zora' meaning 'dawn' or 'aurora,' a poetic name for the morning light.

Spanish · Likely a variant of Xiomara, from Germanic elements often interpreted as battle-ready or famous in battle.

Greek · Zennia is a modern form influenced by Xenia, from Greek meaning hospitality or guest-friendship.

French · A modern spelling of Jhané or Jane-related forms, ultimately tied to a name meaning God is gracious.

English · Likely a modern coined name influenced by Devon and other names ending in -von.

Hebrew · Zaul is likely a modern variant of Saul, the Hebrew name meaning "asked for" or "prayed for."

Arabic · Likely related to Zadie or Sadia forms, often interpreted as prosperous, fortunate, or princess-like in modern use.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zaydi or Zaydi, from Arabic roots suggesting increase, growth, or abundance.

German · Zurich is taken from the Swiss place name, making it a modern place-based given name.

Arabic · Zakya comes from Arabic roots meaning pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

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

English · Zyquan is a contemporary creative form using the suffix -quan, typical of modern invented unisex-style names.

Arabic · Ziair is likely a modern invented form influenced by Zaire or Zahir, often associated with brightness or radiance.

Arabic · A variant of Zakariya or Zechariah, meaning God has remembered.

English · Zaley is a modern English-style invented name, possibly inspired by names like Haley and Paisley.

Spanish · Likely inspired by Zamora, a Spanish place name, and adapted into a feminine given name.

Slavic · A form of Zoriana from Slavic zora, meaning dawn or daybreak.

Hebrew · Modern elaboration of Zion, the biblical place name associated with Jerusalem and spiritual height.

English · A modern coined name shaped by Zae- and -vion sounds, part of contemporary inventive naming trends.

Arabic · From Arabic zahra, meaning flower and brilliance, with a radiant feminine shape.

Arabic · Modern variant of Zaki (Arabic: 'pure') or a creative spelling of Zach from Hebrew Zachariah.

English · Modern name possibly derived from Azalea, a flowering shrub, or a standalone melodic creation.

Arabic · Zymira is an Arabic-leaning modern name likely related to Zamira-like forms and shaped as a lyrical modern variant.

Arabic · Elaborated variant of Zamira, meaning 'singing bird' or 'praised' in Arabic and Hebrew traditions.

English · A modern invented name likely derived as a variant of Sally or Zayla, with no clear traditional etymology.

African · Zuriya likely comes from Swahili *zuri* (“beautiful”) with a modern ending, used as a feminine African-style name.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, reflecting contemporary creative and expressive naming practices.

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Shane (Irish form of John, 'God is gracious') or Zane with a distinctive Zh- spelling.

English · Modern invented name, likely a stylized variant of Sylvia or Zyla, a contemporary feminine creation.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative blend with Arabic or Hebrew phonetic influences.

African · Variant of Zaire, a place-based name from the Congo River, meaning 'great river' in Kikongo.

Arabic · Modern stylized variant of Zahir, Arabic for 'radiant' or 'shining.'

Hebrew · Variant of Zamora (Spanish place name) or related to Hebrew Zimra meaning 'song' or 'melody.'

Hebrew · Arabic and Hebrew form of Zechariah meaning 'God has remembered'; name of a biblical prophet.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, a phonetic blend following contemporary naming trends.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-sounding invented spelling likely derived from names like Zahir or Zamir, with no singular historical form.

English · Short modern form possibly from names like Zay or Zayden, used as a concise and distinctive given name.

Arabic · Zaheen is an Arabic-Persian name meaning 'intelligent,' 'sharp-minded,' or 'clever.'

English · Zaylea is a modern invented name blending popular Zay and -lea sounds, with meadow-like echoes from lea.

Arabic · Zirwa appears to draw on Arabic or African naming patterns and likely suggests distinction, elevation, or blessing.

English · A modern invented name likely influenced by Zeppelin and trendy -lyn endings.

Arabic · Zumra is an Arabic name meaning 'group,' 'company,' or 'companions,' with a communal and harmonious sense.

English · A modern word name taken from the numeral zero, often used for its bold, futuristic style.

Arabic · Ziamara is likely a modern blended name influenced by names like Zia and Amara, suggesting light and grace.

Arabic · Zakani is known as a Persian and Arabic surname-style name, associated historically with the medieval writer Ubayd Zakani.

African · Likely an African or African-inspired modern name, valued more for sound and style than a single standard etymology.

Arabic · Zabir is an Arabic-style name, likely related to roots for strength, patience, or firmness.

Arabic · Likely derived from Arabic zayn or zayna, carrying the sense of beauty, grace, or adornment.

Arabic · A modern spelling variant in the Zariah family, commonly associated with brightness or flowering beauty.

Greek · Likely inspired by Greek place-name sounds such as Saloni/Thessaloniki, used as a modern melodic given name.

Indian · Zamadhi appears to be influenced by Sanskrit samadhi, a term for meditative absorption or spiritual union.

Spanish · Zayeli is a modern Hispanic-style name, often treated as a creative variation on Yareli or Zaila-type forms.

English · A modern invented name likely built from stylish Zy- sounds and the suffix -land.

Japanese · A modern form influenced by Zen, from the Japanese Buddhist tradition associated with meditation and calm.

Arabic · Probably a modern variant related to Zaire or Zahir, often associated with brightness or flourishing.

French · Zenelle is a modern elaboration of Zen or Zena-style names, with the French-like suffix -elle adding softness.

English · Zenlee is a modern English-style blend of Zen and the popular suffix lee, giving it a calm contemporary feel.

Arabic · Ziamani appears to be a modern blended name, likely drawing on Arabic and African-style sounds for a rhythmic form.

Japanese · Zyomi is likely a modern variant of Naomi or similar names, with a Japanese-style sound and sleek spelling.

English · Zaelan appears to be a modern invented name built from fashionable Zae- and -lan sounds.

African · Zayaire appears to be a modern variation influenced by Zaire, the African place name linked to the Congo River.

Greek · Possibly from Greek 'zelos' meaning zeal, or of African origin meaning one who knows the way.

African · Name of various origins; in Aztec/Nahuatl associated with 'Lord Frowns in Anger,' also a place name.

German · Short form of Marcelle or Gazelle; possibly from German 'Zelle' meaning 'cell' or 'chamber.'

Greek · Blend of Zena and Nora, or variant of Zenobia, from Greek 'Zenobios' meaning 'life of Zeus.'

Hebrew · A variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah meaning 'God remembers.'

Hebrew · Short form of Seth, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'appointed' or 'placed.'

English · Zeric is likely a modern form influenced by Eric, from Old Norse roots meaning eternal ruler.

Arabic · Zafirah comes from Arabic and means victorious, successful, or triumphant.

Arabic · Zafir is an Arabic name meaning 'victorious,' 'successful,' or 'triumphant.'

Chinese · Zhi is a Chinese name element that can mean wisdom, purpose, or aspiration depending on the character.

Arabic · Zahirah is an Arabic name meaning shining, radiant, or blooming.

Hebrew · Zeev is a Hebrew name meaning 'wolf.'

Greek · Zeph is a short form linked to Zephyr, the Greek god and personification of the west wind.

Hebrew · Likely a modern variant of Sharon or Saron, tied to the Hebrew place name meaning 'plain' or 'fertile region.'

Slavic · Likely from Slavic Zorya, linked to dawn and the morning star.

Arabic · Zarif is an Arabic name meaning "graceful," "elegant," or "witty."

Hebrew · A feminine form related to Zion, the Hebrew place-name meaning a fortified hill or holy city.

Arabic · A variant of Zaynab, an Arabic name associated with beauty and a fragrant flowering tree.

Arabic · Likely influenced by Arabic Ziya, meaning "light" or "splendor," with a modern spelling.

English · A modern invented name, possibly shaped from Zana with an expanded melodic ending.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Hannah or Sanna, tied to Hebrew grace or favor.

Arabic · A variant of Ziyad, from Arabic, meaning increase, abundance, or growth.

English · Zalyn is a modern invented name built from fashionable Z- beginnings and the -lyn ending.

Hebrew · Likely influenced by Zakai or Zakariya, carrying senses of purity or remembrance of God.

Arabic · Possibly related to Arabic ziyara, meaning "visit," though in modern naming it is often used for its stylish sound.

Arabic · Modern elaboration influenced by Arabic Ziya, meaning light or splendor, with a popular feminine ending.

Greek · An English spelling of Zoe, from Greek meaning life.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-influenced name in the Zahra/Aisha family, linked to beauty and brilliance.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'adornment of the faith' (Zain ad-Din), widely known via footballer Zinedine Zidane.

Hebrew · Variant spelling of Zion, the Hebrew name for the holy hill of Jerusalem meaning 'highest point.'

Hebrew · Modern elaboration blending Zamaria ('God's song') with the Hebrew suffix -iyah ('of God').

English · Zarely is a modern English-style invented name, influenced by Zara/Zaree sounds and the fashionable -ely ending.

Arabic · Arabic-related name linked to Zahir, carrying meanings of brightness and being clearly visible.

Persian · Modern invented name with possible Armenian or Persian roots, meaning 'victorious' or 'noble.'

Arabic · Arabic variant of Ziyad, meaning 'abundance,' 'growth,' or 'increase in blessings.'

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, likely a blend or creative phonetic composition.

Arabic · A modern feminine form related to Arabic *Zahra*, carrying meanings tied to brightness and radiance.

English · A modern invented name, likely a creative variant of Zaniyah or Zanaya, with no clear traditional etymology.

Greek · Zoelie combines Zoe meaning “life” in Greek with a soft diminutive ending, giving a modern feminine style.

Arabic · Zuhra is an Arabic name connected to the Arabic term for Venus and meanings of “brightness” and “radiance.”

Arabic · Zyniyah is a modern Arabic-style variant of Zainah/Zunaya-type names meaning beauty and grace.

English · Modern invented name blending a Za- prefix with Mauri (from Maurice, Latin 'Moor') or a purely creative coinage.

Arabic · Variant of Zara, from Arabic meaning 'blooming flower' or Hebrew meaning 'princess.'

English · Modern invented variant of Zaniyah, a creative phonetic spelling popular in contemporary naming.

Hebrew · Modern variant spelling of Zion, from Hebrew meaning 'highest point' or 'monument,' a sacred place in Jerusalem.

Hebrew · A creative variant of Zayla or Zela, possibly from Arabic meaning 'shadow' or related to Hebrew Tzela meaning 'rib.'

Hebrew · Modern invented name blending Zahra (Arabic: flower) or Zanara with the Hebrew theophoric suffix -iah.

Greek · Modern variant of Zoe/Zoey, from the Greek 'zoe' meaning 'life,' with a contemporary feminine -ly suffix.

Arabic · From Arabic roots linked to *Zahr* (“bright/flower”), used as a modern male or female adaptation associated with radiance.

Arabic · Modern spelling influenced by Arabic feminine name endings, used as a contemporary variant emphasizing graceful or beautiful qualities.

English · A modern invented stylized elaboration of Zaniyah or Zaniya, with no established traditional etymology.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical place name in the territory of Benjamin (Joshua 18:28), meaning 'side' or 'rib.'

English · Modern invented name blending the popular Zay- prefix with the -leen suffix, creating a melodic feminine name.

African · Modern invented name of possible African-inspired roots, popularized in contemporary Western culture.

English · Modern invented phonetic name with no established classical roots, a creative stylistic variant.

Arabic · A Turkish/Arabic transliteration of Zaynab, traditionally associated with a fragrant plant name and historical women named Zaynab.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-influenced name formed from the sounds of Zay and mir, used as a masculine form meaning radiant brilliance and distinction.

English · A modern invented name influenced by Ceryn and Cyrene-like spellings, valued for a lyrical contemporary sound.

Arabic · A modern invented feminine name likely inspired by Arabic or Hebrew forms like Zaynah, associated with elegance and beauty.

Persian · Persian-influenced name associated with the root for gold and brightness, commonly understood as 'golden' or 'valuable.'

Arabic · A modern spelling variant influenced by Arabic names such as Zaya, usually intended to convey radiance and elegance.

English · An invented English-style name joining Zep and Lynne elements; no classical meaning, just creative modern form.

Indian · Zyva is a modern Indian-style name often interpreted as brightness or radiance, though its contemporary spelling is recent.

Arabic · A modern invented name influenced by popular Zay- names, with a sleek contemporary sound and style.

Greek · A modern elaborated form related to Nora and Zena-style names, often interpreted with associations of honor or light.

French · A modern French-styled form that may echo ciel, meaning sky, or ornamental -elle endings.

English · A contemporary invented name formed in the style of Zy- and Kai names popular in modern usage.

Arabic · Likely a modern lyrical formation influenced by names like Zariah or Alaia, with a graceful melodic style.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant of Zariah-style names, often interpreted with senses of radiance or blossoming.

Arabic · Zalayla is a modern elaborated name likely influenced by Arabic sounds and names like Layla, meaning night.

Hebrew · Zaraiya likely blends Zara and -iya endings, evoking Hebrew or Arabic forms meaning blossom, radiance, or princess.

Arabic · Zahlani appears to be an Arabic-style family or place-derived formation with a flowing modern sound.

Arabic · Zaiyr is likely a modern spelling related to Arabic names like Zahir, associated with brightness or prominence.

English · Zeland is a place-based name drawn from Zealand and similar geographic forms.

Arabic · Zaveyah is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Zaviah or Aaliyah-type forms and suggesting brightness or elevation.

Arabic · Ziyaan is usually linked to Arabic ziya, meaning light, splendor, or radiance.

Slavic · A rare modern name with Slavic and Arabic echoes, often interpreted as bright, adorned, or graceful.

English · A modern invented blend of Zeppelin and -lynn, combining German surname roots with a popular English suffix.

Arabic · Zaiori is a modern name likely built from Arabic-influenced sounds, giving an elegant and ornamental feel.

Spanish · Likely adapted from a Basque surname meaning meadow or open field, used as a rare given name.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zoraine or Lorraine-style forms, with a modern sound and uncertain exact etymology.

Hebrew · Zareli appears to be a modern Hebrew-style formation, sometimes interpreted with shining or princely associations.

African · Zayeyonni appears to be a modern invented name with African-influenced rhythm and syllable patterning.

French · Zelianna blends names like Zelia and Anna, giving it a graceful modern-romantic feel.

Latin · Zinniah is likely a variant of Zinnia, the flower name derived from the botanist Zinn.

Hebrew · Zissi is a Yiddish and Hebrew-associated pet form meaning sweet or pleasant.

English · Znylah is a modern invented name in the current fashion for Z-initial, lyrical feminine forms.

Hebrew · A modern invented name using the Hebrew-style divine ending -el, giving it an angelic or spiritual feel.

African · A modern spelling influenced by Zaire, the Central African place name linked to a great river.

Persian · Likely a Persian-influenced modern surname-style name with a refined, place-linked sound.

African · A modern form of Zaire, derived from a Central African place name associated with the Congo River.

English · A modern invented name formed in the style of Zayden and Shiloh, chosen mainly for sound and style.

Hebrew · Likely related to Hebrew Zemariah-type roots, carrying the sense of song, praise, or devotion to God.

Slavic · Zaneta is a Slavic and French-influenced form related to Jeanne or Janina, meaning 'God is gracious.'

English · Zedrick is a modern variant of Cedric or Frederick-like forms, often interpreted with the sense of kindly ruler.

English · Zedric is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Cedric and the stylish initial Z- sound.

Hebrew · Zacharie is the French form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning "Yahweh has remembered."

Arabic · Zeshan is a Persian-Arabic name meaning "dignified," "splendid," or "of high status."

Arabic · Likely a modern name influenced by Arabic Za- forms and contemporary English naming patterns.

Slavic · Zelenia likely draws on Slavic zelen roots meaning green, fresh, or verdant.

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

Hebrew · A short modern form of Zachary or Zachariah, from Hebrew, meaning God has remembered.

African · Zenani is an African name, especially known in Southern Africa, often interpreted as 'what have you brought?' or a gift-linked expression.

Spanish · Zafiro is the Spanish word-name for sapphire, from Greek roots referring to the blue gemstone.

Spanish · Zitlali is used in Spanish-speaking contexts from an Indigenous source meaning star, though often treated as a modern heritage name.

Greek · A modern name likely shaped by Darius and similar classical forms, often associated with kingship or possession.

English · An expressive modern English name, likely influenced by the exclamation “zowie” and similar playful forms.

Arabic · Zafar is an Arabic and Persian name meaning victory or triumph.

Arabic · Likely linked to the place name Zeila and Arabic naming traditions, giving it a place-based coastal East African association.

Arabic · Likely a modern elaboration influenced by Arabic Zakira, associated with remembrance or mindfulness.

Hebrew · Zaharia is a Slavic and Romanian form of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · Zyann is a modern invented name likely influenced by Zion or Zayan, carrying associations of grace or sacred place.

Hebrew · Zaray is likely a modern form influenced by Hebrew-rooted Sarai or Zerah-type names, with a bright contemporary Spanish-style spelling.

Arabic · Likely a modern Arabic-leaning form, possibly related to names suggesting brightness or adornment.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning gift or endowed, from the root zabad meaning to give.

Slavic · Ziven likely relates to Slavic roots for life or living, suggesting lively or full of life.

Greek · Zebastian is a stylized spelling of Sebastian, from Greek Sebastianos, meaning "from Sebastia" or "venerable."

Hebrew · Zareyah is a modern variant shaped like biblical -iah names and is often linked to Azariah, meaning 'helped by God.'

Hebrew · Zayonna is a modern creation likely influenced by Zion, the biblical place name associated with a sacred hill.

Hebrew · Zamariya likely blends elements of Zakariya or Maria, giving it a modern form with roots tied to remembrance or Mary.

Arabic · Zeki comes from Arabic via Turkish usage and means intelligent, clever, or bright.

Hebrew · Zacharyah is a variant of Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Slavic · Zalan is a Hungarian-used name likely tied to old Slavic roots and often linked with a famous medieval leader.

English · Contemporary invented name combining Zy- with the -rell suffix, following modern American naming patterns.

Hebrew · Modern invented name with a Hebrew-influenced suffix (-ili), possibly inspired by angelic naming patterns.

Spanish · Variant of Zulma, used in Latin American Spanish, possibly from Arabic meaning 'healthy' or 'peaceful.'

English · Modern invented name from African American vernacular naming traditions with a distinctive ending.

Arabic · From Arabic name patterns related to growth and elegance, used as a graceful feminine form in modern naming.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical name meaning 'balsam' or 'wounded' — Zeruiah was the sister of King David in the Old Testament.

Spanish · Phonetic variant of Xavier, ultimately from Basque 'etxe berri' meaning new house or new home.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'victorious' or 'triumphant,' from the root z-f-r denoting success.

Hebrew · Modern invented name, likely a stylized variant of Zeke, a nickname for the Hebrew name Ezekiel.

Greek · Modern respelling of Zoe, from Greek meaning life, used as the Greek translation of the Hebrew name Eve.

Hebrew · A variant of the biblical Hebrew name Zorah, meaning 'hornet,' referencing the ancient town in the tribe of Dan.

Hebrew · Variant spelling of Zion, the Hebrew name for Jerusalem's sacred mountain meaning a sign or monument.

English · Modern invented name, likely an African-American creative coinage with phonetic appeal.

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

Arabic · A modern variant related to Arabic names like Zahra, associated with brightness and beauty, often interpreted as "flower" or "radiant."

English · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by Arabic Jamila meaning 'beautiful,' with a creative spelling.

Hebrew · Variant of Zillah, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'shade' or 'shadow,' borne by a wife of Lamech in Genesis.

African · Phonetic variant of Zuri, a Swahili name of African origin meaning 'beautiful' or 'good.'

English · Modern invented phonetic variant of Zaylee, a creative contemporary name with no established etymology.

Hebrew · Variant of Zahra or Zara, from Arabic meaning 'blooming flower' or a Hebrew root relating to radiance.

English · Modern invented name, a creative variant inspired by the place name Zealand combined with a contemporary '-land' suffix.

Arabic · Arabic feminine name derived from 'zafar' meaning 'victory' or 'triumph,' conveying strength and success.

Hebrew · Variant of Zadkiel, an angelic name meaning 'righteousness of God', from Hebrew 'tzedek' (righteousness) + 'El' (God).

Arabic · Variant of Zameer, an Arabic name meaning 'conscience', 'heart', or 'inner spirit'.

English · Modern invented name, a stylized variant of Zamari, following contemporary creative naming trends.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Hebrew Zemira meaning 'song' or influenced by the Spanish place name Zamora.

Greek · Stylized spelling variant of Zoe, from Greek meaning 'life,' a name popularized through early Christian usage.

Arabic · A contemporary Arabic male name with elegant style and good-omen connotations, used in modern naming fashion.

Arabic · A variant spelling of Zahir, an Arabic name meaning 'bright,' 'shining,' or 'evident.'

English · Modern invented feminine name combining the Zay- sound with the French-influenced -ene ending.

Arabic · Variant of Ziya, from Arabic meaning light, radiance, or glow; used across Arabic-speaking and South Asian cultures.

Arabic · A modern invented name likely inspired by Arabic phonetic patterns, used as a soft feminine given form.

Latin · A modern fantasy-style literary name shaped like a Latinized form, better known from modern fiction than ancient usage.

Arabic · Formed from Arabic Zayd, meaning growth or increase, with a modernized ending used as a contemporary personal name.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-leaning name likely connected to zahm or zāhim roots in naming aesthetics, best treated as a contemporary variant form.

Arabic · A stylized variant near Zahir-like forms, used as a contemporary spelling with meanings linked to brightness and visibility.

Arabic · A stylish modern Arabic-influenced feminine form near Zahra-line names, commonly associated with radiance and grace.

English · A modern blend of Zaylee and Leah, keeping the Hebrew Leah root while modernizing the ending with elegant vowels.

English · A contemporary spelling variation tied to Leah-style Hebrew roots, with a soft, modern feminine finish.

Arabic · A modernized Arabic-style spelling likely linked to names like Zahir, associated with brightness and nobility.

Arabic · From Arabic roots linked to brightness and flowering names like Zahri/Zahra, giving a sense of radiant flourishing.

Arabic · A modern stylistic form related to Zeila/Zeyla patterns, commonly used with feminine grace or beauty associations.

Arabic · Modern variant of Zaiyan/Zayyan, commonly understood as beautiful, handsome, or graceful in Arabic naming usage.

English · Modern English blend of Zane and Belle/Elle, created as a soft contemporary girl's name.

Arabic · A reduplicated pet-style diminutive used as a playful affectionate form.

Arabic · An Arabic name form associated with courage and might in classical naming traditions.

Chinese · Ziheng is a Chinese romanized name; depending on the characters, it can convey ideas like wisdom, balance, or steady conduct.

Greek · Zoelys is a modern elaboration built on Zoe, from Greek life, with a contemporary lyrical ending.

Arabic · Likely an Arabic or Persian-influenced name, often interpreted with meanings tied to beauty or preciousness.

English · Zylyn is a contemporary invented name built in the stylish Z and -lyn pattern.

English · Zaevon is a modern invented name blending stylish Zae- and -von elements for a contemporary feel.

Hebrew · Likely a modern short form related to Zayn or Zaya, carrying senses like beauty, grace, or brightness.

English · A modern invented name blending Zen calmness with the fashionable -ley ending.

Hebrew · A form of Zahava, from Hebrew zahav, meaning gold or golden.

Spanish · Zaqueo is the Spanish form of Zacchaeus, from Hebrew, meaning pure or innocent.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zaki, meaning 'pure,' 'sharp,' or 'intelligent.'

Hebrew · A modern elaboration that echoes Hebrew-style angelic names with the ending -el, suggesting divine brightness.

Hebrew · Zeliah is likely a Hebrew-style elaboration, possibly related to names meaning zeal for God or God's help.

African · Zemi is used in several modern contexts and may reflect African naming patterns with concise, meaningful syllables.

Arabic · Zyer is a modern name that may echo Arabic Zahir-style brightness while using current English sound trends.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zaynab or Zenaida-style forms, suggesting beauty, grace, or adornment.

Greek · Likely an elaboration of Zoe, the Greek name meaning "life," with an added antique-style ending.

English · Zyre is a modern invented name valued mainly for its sleek sound and futuristic style.

Hebrew · Zakaius is a stylized form related to Zacchaeus or Zakai, from Hebrew roots meaning pure or innocent.

Arabic · Zaylianna is a modern blended name, likely combining Zay- sounds with Anna-style endings for a graceful invented form.

Arabic · Likely a modern form related to Arabic names built on zayn, suggesting beauty or grace.

Greek · Often a short form of names like Zeno, from Greek roots linked to Zeus.

African · Zayre is a modern form of Zaire, a place name tied to the great Central African river and region.

Arabic · Zehaan is likely related to Persian and Arabic forms linked with mind, brilliance, or awareness.

English · A modern coined name built with fashionable Za- and -nova elements, evoking newness, brightness, and individuality.

Spanish · Likely a modern elaboration of Zelia or Celia-like forms, with a soft, lyrical sound and no single fixed etymology.

Greek · Zypher is a modern variant of Zephyr, from Greek, meaning the west wind.

Arabic · Likely inspired by Arabic nisba-style forms such as Jilani, giving it a spiritual or lineage-based feel.

Greek · Zoeli is likely a modern blend of Zoe and Ellie; Zoe comes from Greek and means life.

Arabic · A modern spelling of Zaydan, from Arabic roots linked to growth, increase, or abundance.

Arabic · Zaifa is an Arabic name often interpreted as guest or honored visitor, carrying a dignified social meaning.

English · Zaior is a modern invented name with futuristic styling, likely created for sound rather than traditional etymology.

Italian · Zanori is an Italian-style surname-like name that likely developed from regional family-name patterns.

Greek · Zathena is a modern blend name echoing Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and warcraft.

Arabic · Zeaira is likely a modern variant influenced by Arabic names such as Zahra or Zaira, associated with brightness or blooming.

English · Zelyianna is a modern elaborate coinage built from fashionable syllables and the feminine ending -anna.

Persian · Zenara is a Persian-style name with a refined sound, often associated with beauty and elegance in modern usage.

Arabic · Zenat is related to Arabic Zeenat, meaning adornment, beauty, or grace.

English · Zenyla is a modern invented name combining sleek Z-initial styling with a lyrical feminine ending.

Italian · Zianni is likely a modern form influenced by Italian Giovanni-type names, giving it a stylish contemporary feel.

Arabic · Ziari is a modern name likely influenced by Arabic sound patterns and names such as Zaria or Ziyad.

Arabic · Ziyaa comes from Arabic diya or ziya, meaning light, radiance, or splendor.

Greek · Zoet is likely a clipped or variant form of Zoe, from Greek, meaning life.

Slavic · Zoralyn blends Zora, a Slavic name meaning dawn, with the modern English suffix -lyn.

English · Zyaunna is a modern invented name built from popular Z-initial sounds and lyrical feminine endings.

English · Zyella is a modern name likely influenced by Ella, created for sound and contemporary style.

Arabic · Zahel appears to be a rare name related to Semitic roots, possibly carrying senses of brightness or guidance.

Hebrew · Zakyus is likely a modern form of Zacchaeus, the biblical name meaning pure or innocent.

Hebrew · Zanvil is a rare Yiddish-Hebrew traditional name, sometimes linked to older forms with uncertain roots and family use.

English · Zemaj is a modern invented name, likely created as a stylized reverse form of James.

Japanese · Zenin has a Japanese feel and may draw on Zen, suggesting meditation, calm, or spiritual discipline.

Hebrew · Zeril appears to be a rare modern name, possibly influenced by Hebrew-style sounds and names beginning with Zer-.

Chinese · Zexi is a Chinese name whose meaning depends on the characters, often suggesting grace, brightness, or cultivated beauty.

Hebrew · Zimiri likely relates to Hebrew roots seen in Zamir, associated with song, music, or praise.

Hebrew · Zohen appears related to Cohen-style Hebrew naming, evoking priestly or sacred associations.

Hebrew · Zyloh is a modern spelling of Shiloh-like names, linked to a biblical place-name associated with peace or rest.

Arabic · A diminutive-style modern short name used as a standalone form from longer Za- names.

Arabic · Likely from Arabic roots linked to increase, abundance, or growth.

Arabic · From Arabic Zahirah, meaning "shining," "bright," or "radiant."

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zair/Za'ir forms, often interpreted as visitor or radiant traveler.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning 'pure,' 'intelligent,' or 'virtuous,' depending on usage and spelling.

Arabic · Zaakir comes from Arabic and means one who remembers, mentions, or praises.

Arabic · A feminine Arabic name meaning one who remembers or mentions, from a root tied to memory and remembrance.

Arabic · Zaakirah is an Arabic feminine form related to dhikr, meaning one who remembers or mentions God.

Arabic · From Arabic roots meaning pure, intelligent, or virtuous.

Hebrew · Zaaron appears to be a modern variant of Aaron, a Hebrew name of uncertain ancient meaning.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical name from Genesis meaning 'trembling' or 'in agitation,' borne by a grandson of Seir the Horite.

Hebrew · A variant of Zabdi, a Hebrew name meaning 'my gift' or 'gift of God,' found in the Old Testament.

Hebrew · A variant tied to Isobel/Isabella traditions from Hebrew Elisheva, meaning “God is my oath.”

French · Armenian and French variant of Isabelle, meaning 'God is my oath,' popular in diaspora communities.

African · Zabibu is used in East Africa and comes from Arabic zabib, meaning raisin or dried grape.

English · Modern variant possibly of Fabian (Latin) or Sabian, with contemporary American styling.

Arabic · Likely influenced by Arabic-rooted names like Sabriya, with associations of patience, but shaped as a modern variant.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative variation of Fabian or a blend of popular name elements starting with Z.

Hebrew · Modern invented name blending a Z- prefix with the Hebrew angel name Gabriel.

English · A modern coined name, likely influenced by names such as Brian, Brien, or Zavian.

Welsh · A variant of Sabrina, from the Latinized Welsh river name linked to a legendary river goddess.

English · Zabryna is likely a creative variant of Sabrina, a name linked to the River Severn in Britain through Latin tradition.

Hebrew · A modern feminine form tied to Zechariah, from Hebrew *zakar* "to remember," often interpreted as "the Lord remembers."

Hebrew · Zacaria is a form of Zechariah or Zakariya, meaning "God remembers."

Hebrew · Modern elaborated form of Zachary/Zacarias, from Hebrew 'Zechariah' meaning 'God has remembered,' with a contemporary suffix.

Hebrew · Zacarius is a form related to Zechariah or Zacharias, meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Zaccari is a variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah, meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Italian · Zaccaria is the Italian form of Zechariah, from Hebrew, meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · Elaborate variant of Zechariah, a Hebrew name meaning 'God has remembered,' borne by an Old Testament prophet.

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

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

Hebrew · A spelling variant of Zacchaeus, from Hebrew roots meaning pure or innocent, known from the New Testament.

Hebrew · Zaccheus is a biblical name from Hebrew through Greek, meaning “pure” or “innocent.”

English · Modern invented short form of Zachary, from the Hebrew name Zechariah meaning 'God has remembered.'

Hebrew · Zacery is a modern spelling variant of Zachary, from Hebrew, meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · Zachaery is a creative spelling of Zachary, from Hebrew, meaning "the Lord has remembered."

Hebrew · A form of Zacchaeus, from Hebrew through Greek, meaning "pure" or "innocent."

Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning 'pure' or 'innocent,' related to Zacchaeus and the root 'zakkay' signifying moral cleanness.

Hebrew · Zacharay is a spelling variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah, meaning 'the Lord has remembered.'

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Zachary, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Zacharey is an English spelling variant of Zachary, from Hebrew Zechariah, meaning the Lord remembers.

Hebrew · A variant of Zachariah or Zechariah, from Hebrew, meaning 'the Lord has remembered.'

Hebrew · Zachariya is a form of Zechariah and Zakariya, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Variant of Zechariah, from Hebrew zakar (to remember) and Yah (God), meaning the LORD remembers.

Hebrew · A spelling variant of Zachary, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Variant of Zachariah, from Hebrew meaning 'God has remembered,' borne by a biblical prophet.

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

Hebrew · A variant of Zachary from Hebrew, meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · Zacheria is a variant of Zechariah, a Hebrew name meaning the Lord remembers.

Hebrew · Zacheriah is a variant of Zechariah, from Hebrew roots meaning 'the Lord has remembered.'

Hebrew · Zacherie is a French-style variant of Zachary, from Hebrew meaning the Lord has remembered.

Hebrew · A variant of Zacchaeus, from Hebrew roots meaning "pure" or "innocent."

Hebrew · Hebrew variant of Zachai, meaning 'pure' or 'innocent,' appearing in Old Testament genealogies as a name of cleanness.