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Bosnian form of Zaina, Arabic
"beauty, grace"
Diminutive of Zechariah or similar, variation of Zeki, Hebrew, Albanian, Turkish
"He has remembered; clever, intelligent"
Diminutive of Ezekiel
"God strengthens"
Variation of Zachariah
Turkish; Ethiopian, Amharic
"clever, intelligent; pure"
African variation of Zoe
Biblical place-name
Yiddish surname
"son of Zelde"
Invented name
Diminutive of Zelda, Yiddish, English
"gray fighting maid"
Greek variation of Selena
Czech
"green"
Hebrew
"zealous, ardent"
French
"noble"
Yiddish variation of Selig
"blessed, happy"
Yiddish, variation of Selig
Greek
"zealous"
Hungarian form of Celeste; variation of Zelina
Russian botanical name
"bar rock"
Modern invented name
African, Bobangi, Libyan place name, diminutive of Rosella, Marcella, Gizella, or Isabella
"lacking nothing, one who knows the way"
German, diminutive of Anselma
"God helmet"
Neapolitan blend of Arabic, Slavic, Latin influences. "brilliant one; one who wish for peace"
"brilliant one; one who wish for peace"
Athlete name
"zeal"
"frailty"
Greek mythology name
French, modern invented name
Literature
Feminine form of Zimri, Zamir, or Samir, Hebrew, Arabic, Albanian
"song, music; heart, mind, conscience; companion for the evening talk; good voice"
Hebrew, Spanish
"music, song; olive tree"
Japanese, form of Buddhism
Japanese
"meditation"
Variation of Xenia, Greek
"guest, hospitality"
"the life of Zeus; dedicated to Zeus"
Italian and Portuguese variation of Zenaida, Greek
"life of Zeus; dedicated to Zeus"
French form of Zenaida, Greek
Modern Invention, from Arabic, Igbo, or Greek
"hospitality; corner; princess"
Persian
"sacred"
Amharic
"raining"
English word name
"the time at which something is most powerful or successful; the point in the celestial sphere directly above an observer"
Modern Invented
Cornish, place name
Cornish place and saint's name
Anglicized form of Greek Zenon, related to Zeus, king of the gods
"force of Zeus"
Spanish form of Zenobius, Greek
"life of Zeus"
Pop cultural invention
Ancient Greek and Polish form of Zeno and Zeus
"sky, shine; gift of Zeus"
Russian form of Zenobia, Greek
Latvian, Hungarian, German
"to grow"
Hungarian
"saint; holy"
Zulu, Xhosa
"you're responsible for what you've become"
