Zacaria

Zacaria is a masculine name derived from the Hebrew name Zechariah (Zekharyah), meaning 'God has remembered.' This biblical name appears in various forms across many languages, with Zacaria being most common in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking regions. In the Bible, Zechariah was a prophet and the father of John the Baptist. This variation offers a slightly softer sound than the English Zachary or Zachariah. While less common than other variants, Zacaria has maintained steady usage, particularly in Latin American countries and Iberian communities. The name carries religious significance while offering a distinctive international flair, combining traditional roots with a melodic quality.

Zacaria is also given to girls.

Pronounced zak-uh-RY-uh.

As of October 2026, Zacaria ranked #15185 for girls in US births in 2021 and #12185 for boys in US births in 2010 SSA, peaked at #6559 for girls in 2011 and #10150 for boys in 1993.