Baby names starting with Z

Slavic · Slavic name meaning dawn or morning star, symbolizing new beginnings.

Slavic · Probably a modern variant inspired by Zora, from Slavic roots meaning dawn.

Hebrew · Probably a modern variant influenced by Zoriah or Moriah, using Hebrew-style biblical endings.

Spanish · Zorrie is likely related to Spanish zorro, 'fox,' giving it a clever, lively animal association.

Spanish · From Spanish, literally meaning fox, and made famous by the literary hero Zorro.

Slavic · Related to Slavic names from *zora* (“dawn”), with associations of light and celestial imagery in traditional Slavic naming culture.

Slavic · From Slavic mythology, Zorya refers to a dawn goddess or celestial guardian associated with the morning star.

Slavic · Ukrainian and Slavic name from 'zorya' meaning 'dawn' or 'star,' linked to Slavic mythological dawn goddesses.

African · Zoser is a variant of Djoser, the name of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh known for the Step Pyramid.

Slavic · A diminutive Eastern European style form related to Yiddish/Slavic pet names for traditional women’s names.

African · Zoua is used among Hmong communities and often connected with a floral sense, commonly interpreted as "flower."

African · A West African name, especially in Mande usage, with meanings that vary by language and family tradition.

African · Likely inspired by names like Zuri, carrying the sense of beauty or loveliness.

Greek · Zowee is a playful modern spelling of Zoe, from Greek, meaning life.

Greek · Zowey is an English creative form related in sound to Zoe, with the Greek root meaning life.

English · A modern invented form related to Zoe/Zoey family sounds, with contemporary styling and spelling.

Greek · A modern form of Zoya, itself from Greek Zoe meaning "life," adopted into modern naming with a gentle Slavic sound.

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

Spanish · Zoyla is the Spanish form of Zoila, derived from Greek Zoe, meaning life.

Hebrew · Modern invented variant of Azariah, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God has helped.'

Hebrew · A modern phonetic variant drawing on Hebrew roots, possibly related to Zorah meaning 'brightness' or 'dawn.'

Slavic · Likely a clipped modern nickname form, best known from Zsa Zsa, used more for style than a distinct etymology.

Greek · Zsazsa is a Hungarian pet form of Zsuzsa, related to Susanna, meaning lily.

Arabic · Likely a stylized form of Shakira, from Arabic roots meaning thankful or grateful.

Greek · Hungarian form of Sophia, from Greek, meaning "wisdom."

Slavic · Zsolt is a Central European name traditionally linked with a ruler-like title, often explained as sultan or sovereign.

Greek · Zsophia is a stylized spelling of Sophia, from Greek for “wisdom.”

Spanish · Likely a modern Spanish-influenced coined name, possibly shaped from Juana-type sounds into a fresher form.

Arabic · Zubaida is an Arabic name meaning choice, elite, or finest, from a root associated with excellence and distinction.

Arabic · Zubaidah is an Arabic name meaning choicest, finest, or elite, from a root suggesting the best part.

Arabic · From Arabic Zubair or Zubayr, traditionally linked to strength, vigor, or a proper classical given name.

African · Zuberi is used in East Africa from a Swahili-Arabic root meaning “strong” or “powerful.”

Arabic · Arabic heritage name related to the historic Zubayr, traditionally associated with strength and upright leadership.

English · Rare pet name of uncertain origin, possibly a diminutive or modern creative coinage.

English · Rare name of uncertain origin, possibly a pet form or modern American coinage.

African · Rare name of possible African origin; etymology uncertain but used as a creative given name.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative blend of Sue and Ella or Luella.

Arabic · Zuhaira is an Arabic name meaning 'little flower,' 'blossoming,' or 'radiant one,' from the same root as Zahra.

Arabic · Zuhal is an Arabic name for the planet Saturn, giving it a celestial meaning.

Arabic · Zuheily is an Arabic-influenced modern spelling related to Zuhayl/Zuhayr forms and associated with beauty in voice and bearing.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zuhayr or similar forms, suggesting brightness or blossoming.

Arabic · An Arabic feminine form related to Zuhayla, often linked to beauty and brightness in Arab naming traditions.

Arabic · From Arabic Zuhrah, meaning brightness, radiance, or the planet Venus.

Arabic · Zuhri is an Arabic name tied to al-Zuhra, meaning bright, radiant, or associated with Venus.

Arabic · From Arabic *zuhur* meaning “flowers” or “blooming period,” evoking beauty and a sense of brightness.

Chinese · Likely from East Asian naming traditions; in Chinese it can relate to meanings like "auspicious" depending on characters.

Spanish · Modern invented name of likely Hispanic origin, a creative phonetic blend with Spanish sound patterns.

Spanish · Likely a modern Spanish-style creative name, possibly influenced by names like Zuley or Yuleisy.

Arabic · A short modern form related to Arabic *Zulay* names, often used as a graceful feminine variant with luminous overtones.

Arabic · A name from Arabic and Persian tradition, associated with the beautiful wife of Potiphar in Islamic lore.

Arabic · Rare name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Arabic roots; used as a modern creative formation.

Arabic · Zuleica is a Spanish form of Zuleikha, a name of Arabic and Persian tradition often interpreted as brilliant or fair.

Arabic · An Arabic biblical-literary name from Islamic tradition, often interpreted as a beautiful and dignified womanly name.

Arabic · Spanish-Arabic variant of Zuleima, derived from Arabic 'salima' meaning peace.

Arabic · From Arabic and Persian tradition, Zuleikha is the famed beautiful woman in the Joseph story.

Arabic · Modern elaboration possibly related to Zuleika, from Arabic meaning 'brilliant beauty'.

Spanish · Likely a modern diminutive-style form related to Zulema or similar names, often tied to peace or beauty.

Arabic · A variant of Zuleika, from Arabic tradition, often interpreted as brilliant, beautiful, or fair.

Arabic · Zuleyha is a traditional form of Zuleikha, known from Islamic and Persian storytelling and associated with beauty.

Arabic · Variant of Zulema, the Spanish-Arabic form of Salome or Sulayman, meaning 'peace' or connected to Solomon.

Arabic · Short form of Zuleika or Zulema, from Arabic meaning 'brilliant beauty' or 'peace,' with rich Persian poetic tradition.

Spanish · A place-based Spanish name from the Zulia region, used as a lyrical toponymic choice.

Spanish · Spanish variant of Juliana, from Latin Julianus meaning 'youthful' or 'of the Julian family'.

Arabic · Diminutive of Zulema or Zuleika, Arabic names meaning 'peace' or 'brilliant beauty,' common in Spanish-speaking communities.

Spanish · Zulimar is a modern Spanish name, likely blending Zulema with mar, giving associations of peace or beauty and sea.

Arabic · Possibly from Arabic or African roots; may relate to Zulu or Arabic zul meaning 'splendor'.

Arabic · Zulma is used in Spanish-speaking cultures and is often traced to Arabic roots, sometimes linked with peace or beauty by association.

Spanish · Likely a compound-style modern name blending Zulma, from Arabic-influenced usage, with Marie.

Spanish · Portuguese and Spanish name likely derived from Arabic 'zuhr' (light/radiance), meaning 'luminous one.'

Arabic · Zulqarnain is an Arabic Islamic name meaning possessor of two horns, from the Qur'anic ruler figure.

African · Zulu is an African ethnonym and language name tied to the Zulu people of southern Africa, used as a modern name choice.

Arabic · From Arabic usage, associated with groups or bands and known from the Quranic title Az-Zumar.

African · Zuni is used as a short modern name and is often associated with beauty or lively spirit in African naming use.

German · A Spanish-use form of an old Germanic name, likely meaning battle maiden or warrior woman.

African · Name of African origin, found in Georgian and Swahili cultures, meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely.'

Hebrew · Zurah likely draws on Hebrew or Arabic-style roots suggesting radiance, dawn, or a flowering form.

Arabic · Zurain is an Arabic-style name, often interpreted as graceful, refined, or golden in tone though exact roots vary.

Arabic · A variant of Soraya or Thurayya, from Arabic referring to the Pleiades star cluster.

Hebrew · A modern coined form likely shaped by Hebrew-style endings with *-el* naming elements, giving a gentle sacred tone.

Persian · Linked to Persian/Arabic-style Zarina forms, often interpreted as “golden lady” or “noble queen” in modern usage.

Hebrew · Zurisadai is a Spanish-influenced form of the biblical Hebrew name Zurishaddai, meaning my rock is the Almighty.

Hebrew · A Hispanicized form of the biblical name Zurishaddai, usually understood as my rock is the Almighty.

Hebrew · A Yiddish-Hebrew diminutive traditionally linked to joy or sweetness through affectionate folk usage.

Hebrew · Zuszeth is a rare modern form that may echo Suset or Susan names, ultimately tied to the Hebrew word for lily.

African · Zuwena is used in East African naming traditions and is generally understood as a modern African-style given name.

Slavic · Slavic form of Susanna, ultimately from Hebrew Shoshannah meaning “lily.”

Spanish · Zxavian is a modern creative spelling of Xavier, a name from the Basque place name Etxeberria meaning new house.

English · Ultra-short modern invented name used as a standalone given name, likely a stylized abbreviation or invented form.

Arabic · A modern Arabic-style name, often connected with ideas of grace, beauty, or adornment.

Arabic · Likely a spelling variant of Zahir, from Arabic meaning bright, shining, or evident.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, a stylistic creation with no known roots.

English · Modern invented elaboration, likely inspired by Zara or Kiara.

Arabic · Likely a modern blend influenced by Zamir, a Hebrew and Arabic name associated with song or voice.

Arabic · Modern invented variation likely inspired by Zayna, an Arabic name meaning 'beautiful' or 'graceful'.

English · Modern invented name, a phonetic variant of Zanna or Sienna with a stylized spelling.

Hebrew · Zyanne is a modern elaboration of Zion or Anne-like forms, often carrying a stylish, contemporary invented feel.

English · Zyanni is a modern invented name formed in the style of names like Gianni and Zani.

Arabic · Zyarah is an Arabic-influenced modern feminine form similar in style to Zayara or Zahra variants.

English · Modern invented name with African American vernacular styling and a distinctive Z- prefix construction.

Arabic · A modern name likely influenced by Arabic Zahra or Zaria forms, suggesting brightness or blooming.

Arabic · Modern creative variant of Zaria, possibly from Arabic meaning 'blooming flower' or 'princess,' with stylized spelling.

English · Likely a modern created name blending fashionable Z- and -shia sounds into a distinctive contemporary form.

Hebrew · Modern invented variant likely derived from Zion, Hebrew for 'highest point' or sacred mount.

English · A modern invented name with no clear etymology, likely a creative phonetic variation on names like Shawna or Juana.

Arabic · A modern name possibly linked to Arabic Zaida meaning 'prosperous, growing,' with a simplified spelling.

English · Modern invented name likely of American origin, blending phonetic elements popular in contemporary naming trends.

Arabic · Zydia is a contemporary stylized name from Arabic Ziyad/Ziya roots, associated with light and excellence.

Arabic · An Arabic-influenced modern name close to variants like Ziyad, valued for contemporary style and bright sound.

English · A modern stylized form related to sounds like Zell/Zion and used mainly for contemporary, distinctive appeal.

English · Zyeon is a modern invented name influenced by Zion and similar contemporary sounds, suggesting uplift or prominence.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative variant of Zara or Zera.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, likely a phonetic creation popular in contemporary American naming.

English · A modern aesthetic name spelling with no solid old lexical root; it is mainly a contemporary phonetic creation.

Arabic · A modern variant likely influenced by Aisha or similar Arabic names, often associated with life or vitality.

Slavic · Polish-influenced variant of Sigmund, meaning 'victorious protector,' common in Central European tradition.

Slavic · Variant of Zygmunt (Sigmund), from Germanic elements meaning victorious protection.

Slavic · Polish variant of Sigmund, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'protection'.

Slavic · Polish form of Sigmund, from Germanic 'sigu' (victory) and 'mund' (protection), meaning victorious protector.

English · Zyheim is a modern invented name likely influenced by Z- names and the -heim sound pattern.

Arabic · A stylized modern Arabic-style spelling close to Zahir patterns, often interpreted with senses of clarity and uprightness.

Welsh · Zyian is a modern spelling of Welsh Zian/Cian, a name linked to Celtic ideas of enduring life.

English · Modern invented name, a creative variant possibly inspired by Ziana or Ziyana.

Greek · Zyianna is a modern spelling variant echoing Gianna or Zy- prefix names, tied to God is gracious roots.

Hebrew · Likely a modern Hebrew-style creation using the divine ending -el, giving it a meaning connected to God.

English · Modern invented name, likely a phonetic respelling of Zion (Hebrew 'highest point') or a creative Z-prefix coinage.

Hebrew · A stylized modern variant of Zion, with biblical place-name echoes but now mostly a modern form choice.

Hebrew · A modern feminine variant of Zion, the Hebrew name for Jerusalem meaning 'highest point' or 'sanctuary.'

English · Modern invented name, likely a creative elaboration of Zion with a feminine suffix, a contemporary coinage.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, reflecting contemporary American creative naming patterns.

Hebrew · A modern variant of Zachary or Zakari, from Hebrew roots meaning 'the Lord has remembered.'

English · Zykaria is a modern invented name combining Kyra-like and Arabicic-sounding syllables for contemporary style.

English · Fully modern invented name blending the stylistic prefix Zy- with the name Kayla.

English · Zykee appears to be a modern invented name shaped by contemporary English sound patterns and the fashionable Z- opening.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant inspired by Arabic Hakim, meaning wise or judicious.

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

African · Zykeia is a modern invented name, likely formed with a stylized Z- onset and the -keia ending popular in contemporary naming.

Irish · Zykeira blends the Irish name Keira/Caera tradition with a modern Z-start, used as a stylized modern variant.

English · Zykeith is a modern coined name combining the stylish Zy- prefix with Keith, a Scottish-derived name.

English · A highly modern coined name built for sound and style rather than a single traditional root.

English · Modern invented name, a creative American name with stylized spelling, likely a phonetic variant of Michael or Ezekiel.

English · Zykera is a modern invented name built from contemporary Zy- and -kera sound patterns.

Arabic · Probably a modern variant inspired by Zakariya, an Arabic form of Zechariah meaning 'God remembers.'

Hebrew · A modern spelling variant influenced by Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning 'God has remembered.'

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, created through contemporary American naming conventions.

Hebrew · Zykeriya is a modern spelling of Zakariya or Zechariah, a Hebrew name meaning God remembers.

English · Likely a modern invented name with creative spelling, possibly influenced by Zachariah or Kyria forms.

Hebrew · An unconventional spelling of Zachariah, preserving the Hebrew biblical meaning “Yahweh remembers.”

English · Modern invented name, an elaborate American creation with no established etymological roots.

English · A modern invented name built around the distinctive Zy- sound, with no single traditional root.

Hebrew · Zykiah is a modern variant influenced by Hebrew -kiah names like Hezekiah, carrying a biblical-style sound.

English · Zykier is a modern invented name shaped by the fashionable -ier ending and bold initial Z sound.

English · Likely a modern invented name influenced by Kiera and similar contemporary forms, with a distinctive Z- spelling.

English · A modern invented name, possibly a creative blend of a Zy- prefix with Kierra, with no clear traditional origin.

English · A modern invented name blending phonetics of “Zy” and “king,” used as a stylized contemporary masculine form.

Arabic · Zykir likely draws from Arabic dhikr or zikir, meaning 'remembrance' or 'invocation.'

Arabic · Zykira is a modern invented name likely influenced by Arabic dhikr and similar sounds, suggesting remembrance or elegance.

Arabic · Zykirah is a modern stylized form likely influenced by Zakira or Zechariah-related sounds, associated with remembrance.

Arabic · Zykiria is a modern elaborated form built from fashionable sounds, possibly echoing names tied to remembrance or grace.

English · A modern stylized form of Zyla or Xyla, chosen mainly for its sleek contemporary sound.

English · Modern invented name with no established etymology, a futuristic-sounding phonetic creation.

Arabic · Zylayah is a modern invented name, likely modeled on Aaliyah-style endings with a sleek contemporary sound.

English · A modern English phonetic variant of Leah-related names, combining biblical roots with contemporary stylish spelling.

English · Modern invented name blending a contemporary Z- prefix with the English place-name suffix -leigh.

English · A modern invented spelling close to Sylas/Sylis, and notable as a stylized contemporary variant rather than old etymology.

Arabic · Zyliyah is a modern Arabic-influenced feminine form, typically a contemporary spelling variant with soft sounds.

Hebrew · Variant of Zilpah, the biblical handmaid of Leah and mother of Gad and Asher.

Greek · Variant of Zilpha or Sylphia; possibly tied to Greek 'sylph' meaning woodland spirit.

English · Modern invented variant of Zamaire, a stylized name following contemporary African-American naming trends.

Arabic · Arabic/Urdu origin name meaning 'beautiful' or 'ornamentation', used in South Asian Muslim communities.

African · Zymani is a modern contemporary name, likely shaped within African American naming traditions for sound and individuality.

Hebrew · A modern invented name blending a Zy- prefix with Maria, from Hebrew/Latin meaning 'beloved' or 'wished-for child.'

English · Contemporary invented name combining the Zy- prefix with the -marion suffix for a distinctive sound.

English · Modern invented name of American origin, a creative respelling possibly inspired by Arabic Zamir (heart/conscience).

Arabic · Arabic-influenced modern blend associated by sound with names like Zamir; generally treated as an invented variant.

English · Modern invented name with a fantasy-inspired sound, likely influenced by literary or pop-culture naming trends.

English · Zymia is likely a modern coined name shaped by popular Zy- and -mia name patterns.

Hebrew · A modern Hebrew-style form related to biblical names like Zimri, giving a traditional-seeming sound.

Hebrew · Modern invented name likely inspired by Zemira or Zamira, from Hebrew meaning 'song' or 'praise.'

Arabic · A creative spelling of names like Zamir, usually associated with song, melody, or a pleasing voice.

English · An invented English-style name, likely a modern variant of names like Zia or Zami, used for its lyrical sound.

Arabic · Zyna is likely a modern variant of names like Zena or Zeina, associated with beauty, hospitality, or life.

Arabic · Zynab is a variant of Zaynab, an Arabic name traditionally linked to a fragrant flowering tree.

English · A modern invented name with no established etymology, reflecting contemporary phonetic naming trends.

Arabic · Variant of Zayna/Zaina, Arabic for 'beauty' or 'ornament,' related to Zaynab.

English · A modern invented name combining phonetic elements from various naming traditions with no single clear origin.

English · Zynasia is a modern invented name shaped by contemporary prefix-plus-suffix naming patterns.

English · Zyndall is likely a modern respelling of Zindel or Sindall, used more for sound than traditional etymology.

English · Zyndaya is a modern invented name likely shaped by the sound of Zendaya and similar contemporary forms.

English · Zynecia is a contemporary invented name using the fashionable Z- opening and melodic ending.

English · A modern spelling of Zinnia, the flower name derived from the botanist Zinn.

Arabic · A modern invented form likely influenced by Arabic Zinnia- or Zaina-like sounds, suggesting beauty or brightness.

French · Modern invented name blending a Z-prefix with the French-influenced suffix '-nique' for a distinctive sound.

English · Modern invented name with a distinctive Z- initial and flowing -iya suffix, following contemporary creative naming conventions.

English · A modern invented name blending trendy Z- styling with the popular -lee ending.

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

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

English · A modern invented name that pairs a Z- onset with a nova-like ending, creating a celestial, poetic contemporary style.

Hebrew · Zyona is a modern variant inspired by Zion, the biblical place name meaning a holy or fortified hill.

Hebrew · Variant of Zion (Hebrew, 'highest point' or the promised land of Israel), with a feminine -ah suffix.

Hebrew · Modern invented variant of Zion (Hebrew 'highest point, promised land') with an elaborated feminine -nah suffix.

Hebrew · Modern invented blend, a stylized form of Zion (Hebrew: 'highest point', sacred city) with a contemporary suffix.

English · Modern American invented name with elaborate phonetic styling and no established historical etymology.

English · Modern American invented name, a highly creative coinage common in contemporary African American naming traditions.

English · Modern invented name, an elaborate American creation with no established etymological roots.

English · Zyquez is a highly modern invented name with fashionable z- and -quez sounds rather than a single clear traditional root.

English · Modern invented name, an elaborated creative variant with a stylized suffix popular in contemporary American naming trends.

English · A modern invented name with a crisp Slavic-style sound, used more for form than a fixed historic meaning.

English · An English invented modern name with a mystical fantasy sound and no fixed historical root.

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

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

English · Modern invented name, a minimalist variant of Zuri or Zyra, reflecting contemporary trends in short feminine names.

English · Zyria is a modern invented name, likely shaped by the sound of Zaria and Syria.

English · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by the Zyrian (Komi) people of northern Russia.

Arabic · Zyriana is a modern blended form, combining a Z- opening with a feminine -ana ending for a stylish modern feel.

Arabic · Zyrianna expands Zyriana into a more ornate ending, used as a creative modern elaboration.

Hebrew · Modern invented angelic-style name with Hebrew '-iel' suffix meaning 'God,' paired with a creative Z-prefix.

English · A modern invented name, likely a creative blend of Zyria and Hanna, with no clear traditional etymology.

English · A modern invented name, likely shaped from fashionable sounds like Zy- and -ion rather than a single traditional root.

English · A modern invented name with no classical roots, following contemporary creative naming conventions.

English · Zysean is a modern invented name likely modeled on contemporary rhythmic forms like Zya and Sean.

Hebrew · Zyshaun is a modern form built on Shawn, from John, meaning God is gracious.

English · Zyshawn is a modern invented name blending the stylish prefix Zy- with Shawn.

English · A modern invented name with contemporary sound styling, likely influenced by names like Zion or Shawn.

English · Zyshonne is a modern invented name, likely built from contemporary sound patterns rather than a single traditional source.

Latin · A neo-Roman fantasy form ending in -evius, modeled on classical name patterns but used today as a modern invented personal name.

English · A modern invented name of African American origin, blending creative phonetic elements with no established etymological root.

English · A modern American invented name blending creative phonetic elements with the -avion suffix.

Latin · Zytavious is a modern elaborated form inspired by names like Octavius, which comes from Latin and means "eighth."

Greek · Zyus is a modern spelling inspired by Zeus, the chief god of Greek mythology.

English · Modern invented name combining a stylized 'Zy-' prefix with '-vion,' a fully contemporary American creative name.

English · A modern invented name in English naming style, built from fashionable phonetics similar to Devon or Zivon.

English · A modern invented name, an elaborated phonetic creation with no established classical etymology.

Hebrew · A modernized form of Zion, evoking the biblical Hebrew place-name used as a sacred symbol.

English · Invented place-name from Zzyzx, California, coined in the 1940s by Curtis Springer; used as a wholly unique given name.