Baby names starting with Z

Arabic · Zekharyah is a variant of Zechariah from Hebrew roots meaning God remembers.

Arabic · Zaedan is likely a modern form related to Arabic Zayd, meaning growth, abundance, or increase.

Arabic · Zahyr is a variant of Zahir, an Arabic name meaning bright, visible, or manifest.

Arabic · Zaiiden is a modern elaboration of Arabic Zayd, carrying ideas of growth, abundance, and increase.

Chinese · Zailin can reflect Chinese transliteration or a modern coined style, with meaning varying by source and spelling.

Spanish · Zaivier is a stylized form of Xavier, from a Basque place name meaning new house.

English · Zakaiden is a modern invented name blending trendy Za- and -kaiden sounds.

Persian · Zariyan likely comes from Persian or Arabic-influenced forms linked to gold, brilliance, or ornament.

English · Zaxon is a modern invented English-style name influenced by surname patterns like Jackson and Saxon.

Arabic · Probably a modern blended name built from Zay- names and -mar, giving it a contemporary coined feel.

Arabic · A modern spelling of Zayn, from Arabic roots meaning beauty, grace, or adornment.

Hebrew · A form of Zechariah via Greek, meaning the Lord has remembered.

English · Likely a modern invented name, possibly shaped by surname and place-name sounds like Zeeland or Zelen.

Chinese · Likely based on Chinese name elements such as zi and mo, often associated with refinement, character, or writing.

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

Arabic · Zahlee is likely a modern spelling of Zahli or Zahra-related names, associated with brightness, blooming, or radiance.

Arabic · Zalayna is likely a modern elaboration of names like Zala or Alaina, giving it a smooth contemporary invented feel.

Greek · Zinovia is a variant of Zenobia, from Greek elements meaning 'life of Zeus' or 'life given by Zeus.'

Slavic · Zoriya is likely related to Slavic dawn names such as Zorya, linked with sunrise and morning light.

English · A modern invented name, likely built from the fashionable Zae- prefix and -ley ending.

Hebrew · Likely related to the biblical place-name Zelah, a Hebrew name associated with a location in ancient Benjamin.

English · A modern invented name shaped by popular Za- openings and melodic -aiya endings.

Arabic · A rare modern-use name with uncertain roots, likely adopted for sound and style more than one fixed etymology.

Persian · Likely related to Zari, a Persian and Arabic-associated element suggesting gold, adornment, or radiance.

Persian · A modern South Asian usage name often linked to Persian-Arabic roots suggesting beauty, gold, or brightness.

Persian · A rare Persian-associated name, often interpreted with ideas of golden beauty or ornamented radiance.

Arabic · From Arabic, often interpreted as "peak," "summit," or something lofty and elevated.

Greek · From Greek, meaning "of Zeus" or "belonging to Zeus," later popular in Slavic usage.

Chinese · A Chinese name whose meaning depends on the characters, often read with imagery like "purple moon" or graceful brightness.

Arabic · A rare Arabic-associated name, likely connected with roots suggesting brightness, growth, or flourishing.

Arabic · Zagan is used as a rare modern name and may echo Arabic sound patterns, though its exact etymology is uncertain.

Arabic · A variant of Zahir, meaning "bright," "shining," or "evident" in Arabic.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zamir, a name linked to meanings such as "song," "voice," or "conscience."

English · A modern invented name in the Zayden-Zaiden style, created for sound rather than historic etymology.

English · Likely a modern coined name valued for its sharp sound, possibly influenced by Sage or Zane.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Arabic Zayan or Zahin, associated with beauty, grace, or brightness.

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

Greek · Zealous comes from Greek zelos via English, meaning ardent, eager, or full of fervor.

English · Zeegan is likely a modern invented name, probably styled from Zee- names with a contemporary sound.

Arabic · A variant of Zafir or ظافر, meaning 'victorious,' 'successful,' or 'triumphant.'

Arabic · A modern spelling of Zayden, influenced by Arabic Zayd meaning 'growth' or 'increase.'

English · A modern invented name, likely influenced by Zay- names and possibly Arabic-sounding roots.

Persian · From Persian and Arabic usage, meaning 'earth,' 'land,' or sometimes 'guarantor' depending on language context.

Persian · Likely from Persian-style roots, associated with golden brightness or noble strength in modern usage.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-derived name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God has bestowed.'

English · A modern coined name, likely formed in contemporary American naming from the prefix Za- and inventive suffixes.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zahir or Zair forms, suggesting brightness, support, or visitation depending on derivation.

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

English · A modern spelling inspired by 'zenith,' from Arabic samt via later languages, meaning the highest point.

Chinese · A Chinese name whose characters often imply wisdom, resolve, ambition, or guidance in conduct.

Chinese · A Chinese name often meaning 'aspiration and depth' or 'wisdom reaching far,' depending on characters used.

Hebrew · A modern shortened form influenced by Zachary or Zechariah, from Hebrew meaning 'the Lord has remembered.'

Hebrew · Zahvia appears to be a modern variant shaped by Hebrew and Arabic name patterns, often associated with brightness or radiance.

Hebrew · Zhaviah is a modern Hebrew-style variant, likely influenced by names ending in -iah that reference God in biblical naming.

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

Arabic · Zaviyah is a variant of Arabic Zawiya, meaning corner, nook, or secluded place.

Arabic · Zhaviyah is a modern spelling variant of Arabic Zawiya, meaning corner or retreat.

Japanese · Zohemi appears to be a rare modern name with Japanese-style sound structure rather than a well-established traditional form.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant related to Arabic Zahra or similar names, suggesting brightness or blossoming beauty.

Hebrew · A modern elaboration with a Hebrew-style -iah ending, often heard as a spiritually inflected invented name.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zamir, a name associated with song or the nightingale in Arabic and Hebrew traditions.

Arabic · A modern blend of Zara-like sounds with a Hebrew-style -iah ending, often suggesting radiance or bloom.

English · A modern form influenced by Savannah, from a word for an open grassy plain.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zahira, from Arabic roots meaning shining, visible, or radiant.

Spanish · A modern Spanish-style invented name, likely influenced by Zoe, Noemi, or similar fashionable sounds.

English · A short modern name that may echo zodiac imagery or serve as a nickname-style Zo- form.

Greek · A modern blend built on Greek Zoe, meaning life, with a soft elaborated ending.

Greek · A cute elaboration of Zoe, from Greek meaning life, shaped with an -ellie diminutive ending.

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

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

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

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

Hebrew · Zekarias is a variant of Zechariah through Greek forms, meaning Yahweh has remembered.

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

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

Arabic · A variant of Zayd or Zaid, from Arabic, meaning 'increase,' 'growth,' or abundance.

Arabic · A modern elaboration of Zaid, blending Arabic roots of growth with a contemporary ending.

Hebrew · A modern variant of Jacob or Kobe-like forms, ultimately tied to Hebrew Ya'aqov.

Hebrew · Likely from a Hebrew-rooted form related to Zalman or Salik, often interpreted as peace or ascent.

Hebrew · A Hebrew place name from the Bible, usually linked to abandonment or marshy lowland imagery.

Arabic · Likely inspired by Arabic zayt, meaning olive or olive tree, with a modern elaborated ending.

Chinese · A Chinese name often formed from zhi and heng, suggesting wisdom, purpose, constancy, or balance.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic zahir or zhir forms, carrying senses of brightness, visibility, or radiance.

Chinese · A short cross-cultural name; in Chinese usage it can reflect characters tied to refinement, gold, or virtue.

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

Arabic · Likely related to Zunaira or Zunairah, often interpreted as flower of paradise or heavenly beauty.

Arabic · Ziylah is a modern Arabic-style name, possibly related to roots suggesting radiance, adornment, or increase.

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

Greek · A modern form possibly influenced by Greek-rooted Zoe or Zion-like sounds, suggesting life or distinctiveness.

English · A contemporary invented name, possibly influenced by Jori or Zuri-style modern sounds.

Arabic · Zamiyrah likely relates to names like Zamira or Zemirah, associated with song, melody, or praise.

Greek · Zephyrine comes from Greek Zephyros, the west wind, through French feminine naming tradition.

Arabic · Zhalia is a modern Arabic-style name often associated with beauty, clarity, or brightness in sound symbolism.

Slavic · Zhenya is a Slavic diminutive of names like Yevgeny or Yevgeniya, from Greek roots meaning well-born.

Chinese · Zhiyi is a Chinese name whose meaning varies by characters, often conveying wisdom, purpose, or refinement.

Arabic · Zimmal is an Arabic-origin name associated with covering, protection, or cloak-like imagery in root meaning.

Arabic · Ziyani likely draws from Arabic-derived forms meaning adornment, beauty, or growth, also used in African contexts.

Greek · Zoeyrose combines Zoe, meaning life in Greek, with Rose, the flower name from English and Latin tradition.

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

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

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

English · Zaxai is a modern invented name, likely built from fashionable Z- and -xai sounds rather than an old root.

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

Hebrew · Likely a modern form influenced by Zechariah, meaning God has remembered.

Hebrew · Likely influenced by Hebrew Zaccai or Zacchaeus, carrying a sense of purity or innocence.

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

Persian · Zar is a Persian-rooted name meaning gold, giving it a bright and precious sense.

Arabic · Zaydrien is a modern blend of Zayd and Adrian-style elements, giving it a contemporary hybrid feel.

English · Zedd is a short modern name, likely from the letter Z or as a clipped surname-style form.

Arabic · Zahvier is a modern variant influenced by Xavier and Arabic-styled Zahir sounds, often read as bright or new-house inspired.

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

English · Zavontae is a modern invented name shaped by contemporary American naming patterns and melodic suffix styling.

Arabic · Ziayre appears to be a modern variant influenced by Zaire or Arabic Ziya roots, suggesting brightness or radiance.

Italian · Zio is an Italian word meaning "uncle," occasionally used as a short modern name.

Arabic · Zire is a rare modern name, likely influenced by Arabic or Persian sound patterns and often associated with light or distinction.

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

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

German · A modern spelling inspired by Zeppelin, from a German surname that became a bold contemporary name.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic-influenced Zoh- names, carrying associations of brightness, beauty, or light.

French · Likely a modern variant of Jury or Zuri-like names, chosen for its stylish sound and uniqueness.

Arabic · A modern elaboration of Zaya or Anna-like forms, often interpreted as graceful or beautiful in contemporary use.

Italian · Likely an invented surname-style name influenced by Italian forms, used for its sleek modern rhythm.

Slavic · Probably a modern stylized form influenced by Slavic sounds like Yuri, with a fashionable contemporary spelling.

Slavic · Likely from Slavic Zorya or Zora, linked with dawn or morning light.

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

Persian · Likely from Persian zar, meaning "gold," giving the name a sense of golden beauty or worth.

Arabic · Likely a modern form influenced by Arabic Zayn, meaning "beauty" or "grace," and the English word zenith.

Arabic · A modern elaboration of Zeniya or Zaniya-style names, often associated with beauty, grace, or brightness.

Hebrew · From Hebrew, Zibiah means "gazelle" or "doe," and appears in the Bible.

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

Arabic · Zaheed comes from Arabic and means ascetic, devoted, or one who lives simply.

Persian · Zal is a heroic Persian name from the Shahnameh, borne by the wise albino father of Rostam.

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

Hebrew · Zackarias is a variant of Zacharias, from Hebrew through Greek, meaning the Lord has remembered.

Greek · Zaeon is a modern name likely influenced by aeon, the Greek word for age or eternity.

Arabic · Zaidynn is a modern elaboration of Zayd, the Arabic name meaning growth, increase, or abundance.

Arabic · Zeref resembles Arabic-derived forms tied to refinement or nobility, though it is also popularized as a modern fantasy name.

German · Zig is a short form of names like Zigmund or Zbigniew, linked to victory, protection, or strength.

Arabic · Ziyere appears to be a modern invented name influenced by Arabic-sounding roots and contemporary styling.

Slavic · Zmere has a Slavic-style form but appears largely modern and sound-based rather than historically established.

African · Zomari is used as an African-style modern name and is often associated with strength or distinctive identity.

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

Arabic · A modern form built from Arabic-style Zai-/Zayn elements, often associated with beauty, adornment, or grace.

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

Arabic · Zalya is a rare modern name that may echo Arabic or Slavic forms associated with brightness or beauty.

Arabic · Zaviya comes from Arabic zawiya, meaning corner, nook, or spiritual lodge, and is also used as a place term.

French · Zaza is a lively nickname-style name used in French and other cultures, often as a diminutive of longer names.

Arabic · Zaidie likely derives from Arabic Zayd, meaning growth, abundance, or increase.

African · Zakora appears as an African-style modern name, often associated with strength and distinctive rhythmic sound.

Arabic · Zaleiya is a modern elaboration of Arabic-style names like Zalia or Aliyah, suggesting elevation or nobility.

Arabic · Zamilah likely comes from Arabic roots suggesting companionship, fellowship, or closeness.

English · Zealynn is a modern coined name blending zeal, meaning ardor, with the popular -lynn ending.

Greek · Zelyna is likely a modern variant of Selena or Zelena, giving it moonlit or bright associations.

Hebrew · Zenniah appears to echo Hebrew-style names ending in -iah, giving it a God-linked devotional tone.

Hebrew · Zeveah is likely a modern form influenced by Hebrew-style names such as Zev or names ending in -ah.

Hebrew · Zior is likely Hebrew-influenced, combining sounds associated with radiance, Zion, or light.

Greek · Zorey likely relates to names like Zora or Aurora, carrying meanings tied to dawn or first light.

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

Greek · Zagreus is a figure from Greek myth, sometimes connected with an early form or aspect of Dionysus.

Arabic · Zahaire appears to be a variant of Zahir, from Arabic meaning shining, radiant, or manifest.

Arabic · Likely from Arabic roots suggesting grace, adornment, or beauty, used as a modern given name.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style elaboration of Zebadiah, meaning "gift of God."

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

Hebrew · A modern Hebrew-style formation using the divine ending -el, giving it an angelic 'of God' feel.

English · A modern invented name, possibly influenced by Zealand or Zeal, valued mainly for its bright contemporary sound.

Indian · Likely a modern Indian name related to life-giving or radiant Sanskrit-rooted forms.

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

Arabic · Zaed is a variant of Zayd, an Arabic name meaning "growth," "increase," or "abundance."

English · Zakoda is likely a modern spelling influenced by place-style names such as Dakota.

African · Zemariam is an African name likely formed with Mary-related elements, giving it a devotional sense.

Arabic · Zhayd is a modern spelling of Zayd, the Arabic name meaning "increase" or "abundance."

English · Zenni is a modern nickname-style name, possibly influenced by Zen and soft diminutive endings.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zahra or Zaura, suggesting radiance, brightness, or flower-like beauty.

English · A modern form inspired by zenith, meaning the highest point.

Greek · A feminine form inspired by zephyr, the gentle west wind of Greek tradition.

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

Arabic · Probably a modern ornamental form inspired by Zaire or Zahir-like sounds, suggesting radiance or distinctiveness.

Arabic · From Arabic roots associated with companionship or collegial closeness, giving the sense of a companion or associate.

Greek · Probably a modern blend of Zena or Xena with aura, suggesting life, hospitality, or a luminous presence.

Arabic · Zaiba is an Arabic name meaning 'adorned,' 'beautiful,' or 'gracefully embellished.'

Arabic · Zalora is a modern embellished name, likely inspired by Arabic-sounding forms and valued for its elegant, flowing sound.

English · Zary is a modern short-form name, likely created for style and sound, with links to Zara- and Zari-type forms.

African · Zhalani appears to be a modern name influenced by African and contemporary American naming patterns.

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

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

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

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

Arabic · Zeydan is an Arabic name related to Zayd, meaning growth, abundance, or increase.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning devout, ascetic, or one who is spiritually disciplined.

Hebrew · Probably an elaborated form of Zachariah, from Hebrew, meaning the Lord has remembered.

Arabic · Likely formed from Arabic-style roots and sounds, often interpreted with ideas of strength or beauty.

German · Possibly influenced by German zehn, meaning ten, or used as a modern sound-based name form.

African · Used in North and West African contexts, often linked with moonlight, radiance, or splendor.

Arabic · A modern name likely influenced by Arabic ziya, meaning light or splendor, with a creative ending.

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

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

Arabic · Zayvia is a modern variant likely influenced by Xavier or Zavia, with a bright contemporary sound.

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

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

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Zamira or sameer-root names, suggesting conscience, inner self, or companion in conversation.

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

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

Greek · Zarissa likely blends Zara with Carissa or Larissa, carrying a bright, graceful modern Greek-style feel.

French · Zeanni is a modern French-style spelling likely related to Gianna or Jeannine, ultimately linked to John, meaning God is gracious.

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.

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

Arabic · Zafeera likely derives from Arabic roots meaning victorious, successful, or triumphant.

Arabic · Zalylah is a modern Arabic-style formation, probably inspired by lyrical Z names and soft endings.

Arabic · Zamiria is likely a modern elaboration related to Samira, an Arabic name for companion in evening conversation.

Arabic · Zarha likely relates to Arabic Zahra, meaning flower, brightness, or radiance.

Arabic · Zayari is likely a modern Arabic-style invented name, possibly evoking bloom, beauty, or brightness.

Arabic · Likely a modern form related to Zayd or Zaida, carrying ideas of growth, abundance, or prosperity.

Arabic · Likely a variant of Zahra or Zara, associated with blooming, brightness, or a flower-like beauty.

African · A rare modern name likely shaped from African-style phonetics, often associated with calm strength and elegance.

Greek · A spelling variant of Zenaida, a Greek-derived name linked to Zeus and often interpreted as heavenly or divine.

Hebrew · Likely a modern blend evoking Zen calm and the Hebrew divine element yah.

Slavic · Likely a modern ornamental form related to names like Liliana or Juliana, suggesting softness and beauty.

Hebrew · Likely related to Zemira, a Hebrew name meaning song or melody.

Greek · A modern blend built around Zoe, from Greek for life, with a soft contemporary ending.

Greek · A modern variant based on Zoe, from Greek for life, shaped with a contemporary ending.

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

Arabic · Likely from Arabic-influenced naming, often interpreted with associations of brightness, grace, or prosperity.

Arabic · Zahil appears to be an Arabic-style modern name, often interpreted with bright, clear, or graceful associations.

Arabic · Zaiyn is a modern spelling variant related to Zayn, meaning beauty, grace, or excellence.

Hebrew · Zakaiah is a modern elaborated form of Zechariah or Zaccai, drawing on Hebrew roots meaning God remembers or pure.

Arabic · Zakiyus appears to blend Arabic Zaki, meaning pure or intelligent, with a classical ending.

Spanish · Zaviyaar is a modern spelling of Xavier or Zaviyar, often tied to a new house or bright splendor depending on usage tradition.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant of Zaire or Zahir, often interpreted as bright or blossoming in Arabic-influenced usage.

Arabic · Likely a creative modern form influenced by Arabic-style names such as Zahir, suggesting radiance or prominence.

Arabic · Likely a modern invented form influenced by Arabic naming patterns, often read as bright or distinguished.

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

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

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