Female and male first names beginning with the letter “Z”..
ZAQUEO
MaleUnique Spanish name derived from the Hebrew Zechariah, meaning "God remembers.
ZAR
MaleRare Persian name meaning "golden," historically used for boys and girls, and linked to ancient Persian mythology.
ZARA
FemaleZara, of Arabic origin, means "princess" or "radiance," with rich historical ties to Islam and popular culture.
ZARAAN
MalePersian name meaning 'radiance', popularized by poet Ferdowsi's epic poem Shahnameh, and historically significant as the name of a daughter of King Anushirvan the Just.
ZARAE
FemalePersian origin name meaning 'golden' or 'radiant', popularized during the Safavid dynasty and now globally recognized as a captivating choice.
ZARAGOSA
MaleRare Spanish given name derived from the ancient Roman city of Caesaraugusta, founded in 10 BC. It evokes images of Roman history and Spanish culture, making it a distinctive and powerful choice for a child's name despite having no specific meaning associated with it.
ZARAGOZA
MaleUnique female given name of Spanish origin, derived from the historic city of Zaragoza in northeastern Spain. Its meaning, "City of Augustus," conveys imperial power and historical significance.
ZARAH
FemaleHebrew feminine given name that means "princess".
ZARAHI
FemaleRare, Hebrew unisex name derived from "tze'irah," meaning "scepter" or "staff," symbolizing authority and power. It was popularized among Ashkenazi Jews in the early 20th century.
ZARAHY
FemaleRare, Persian-origin gender-neutral name meaning "prince" or "throne".
ZARAI
FemaleUnique Persian name meaning 'like gold' or 'resembling gold', popularized by Empress Parandokht in the 7th century AD. It signifies wealth, prosperity, and eternal value, transcending materialism with its cultural significance in Persian literature and folklore.
ZARAIAH
FemaleHebrew name meaning "princess," first popularized in the early 2000s but with deep historical roots and associations with royalty and elegance.
ZARAIYA
FemaleCaptivating Persian name meaning "radiant" or "shining light," believed to have originated from ancient nobility and inspired by Zoroastrian ideals of light as goodness.
ZARAIYAH
FemaleArabic name meaning "radiance," derived from "Zaraya," one of 70 legendary daughters of King Dhat al-Wahil known for her beauty and intelligence.
ZARAK
MaleArabic-origin name meaning "sharp" or "keen," interpreted as intelligent, perceptive, or insightful. It has been used historically in Arabia and was borne by notable figures like Zarak Khan and Zarak Ramadan. Today, it's a popular global choice for parents seeking a unique and meaningful name.
ZARAN
MaleDistinctive Persian name meaning "graceful shine".
ZARAR
MaleUnique Middle Eastern name, derived from Arabic 'zarara', meaning 'to visit frequently'. It implies companionship and has been popularized through Islamic history, notably Zarar ibn Qays al-Sayyid, a companion of Prophet Muhammad. Today, it's considered an attractive unisex name worldwide, reflecting Middle Eastern cultural heritage.
ZARAVION
MaleZaravion, of African origin, means "remembering life.
ZARAY
FemaleUnique name of uncertain origin, possibly Persian, Arabic, Spanish, or Slavic, and its meaning varies from "radiant" in Arabic to "bramble bush" in Spanish.
ZARAYA
FemalePersian female name meaning "like gold" or "as precious as gold", reflecting the cultural significance of gold in ancient Persia as a symbol of purity and eternal beauty.
ZARAYAH
FemaleZarahya is a distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'God's princess', derived from Tzaraiah, a royal figure in the Bible.
ZARAYIAH
FemaleArabic-origin girls' name meaning "to bloom," associated with beauty, grace, and growth.
ZARCHARY
MaleZachary is a distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'God has remembered', popularized in English-speaking countries during the Middle Ages due to its biblical significance.
ZAREA
FemaleUnique and captivating name of unknown origin, meaning 'princess' in Hebrew or derived from an African name, but its true meaning is determined by the individual who bears it.
ZAREAH
FemaleCaptivating Hebrew name derived from "zara," meaning "prince" or "strength," translating to "princess" or "strong one.
ZAREB
MaleRare Hebrew name derived from "zar," meaning "to shine" or "radiant." It signifies brightness and has historical significance through Zerubbabel, a Jewish leader who rebuilt the Temple in Jerusalem.
ZARED
MaleUnique Hebrew name meaning "song" or "melody," derived from the word "zerah" which means "lyre.
ZAREEN
FemalePersian name meaning "golden" or "precious," used for both boys and girls since ancient times in Persia, now globally popular due to its uniqueness and beautiful significance.
ZAREENA
FemalePersian name meaning "radiant beauty," derived from the word "zar" which means gold or shining.
ZAREH
MaleArmenian name meaning 'golden' or 'radiant', historically associated with nobility and valued qualities like wisdom, generosity, and courage.
ZAREIA
FemaleUnique African name of Yoruba origin meaning 'the crown of the head', signifying strength, power, and wisdom.
ZAREK
MaleRare, Slavic-origin Polish name that means "peace" or "tranquility," making it a symbol of harmony.
ZARELA
FemaleRare yet beloved Spanish name derived from "zara," meaning "blossoming." It was often given to delicate girls born in spring during medieval Spain.
ZARELIA
FemaleUncommon name of uncertain origin, with proposed connections to Latin "lizard" or Hebrew "princess," but no universally accepted meaning.
ZARELLA
FemaleUnique Italian female given name derived from the word "zagara," meaning "blossom" or "blooming flower." It reflects the delicate beauty of flowers and suggests elegance and grace.
ZARELY
FemaleUnique, Persian-origin girls' name meaning 'as precious as gold'.
ZAREN
MaleUncommon name of uncertain origin, possibly Persian, meaning 'golden'. It gained popularity in the US during the early 20th century.
ZARENA
FemalePersian name meaning 'little golden one', derived from the word 'zar'.
ZAREON
MaleHebrew-origin name derived from 'zechara,' meaning 'to remember' or 'to be remembered.'
ZARET
FemaleHebrew female name meaning 'princess', gaining recent popularity despite limited historical usage.