From Zachary to Zoltar to Zeke, we’ve got Z names by the dozen for your baby boy.
Names | Origin | Meaning |
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Zachary | A perennial boy name favorite, Zachary has a lot of history behind it. There are several Zacchaeus’ in the Bible with the… | |
Zane | African: | Well-born, noble (Swahili) |
Zach | Parents who once were children of the 80s will most likely associate this name with Saved By the Bell’s charismatic and mischievous… | |
Zain | African: | Flower, from the Arabic word for flourishing (Swahili) |
Zander | Arabic: | Smart, intelligent, compassionate |
Zackery | Hebrew Origin | |
Zechariah | Zechariah’s star has been rising along with the more popular version of this name, Zachariah with an “a”. This variation… | |
Zephaniah | Yes, lots of Biblical names have been coming back into vogue lately (hello, Elijah and Jeremiah), but trust us, Zephaniah… | |
Zahir | Armenian: | Flower |
Zayne | Arabic: | Rose, visitor |
Zacharias | Zacharias is an old school Biblical name, and is mainly known by the more common form of Zachary. But since Zachary is in… | |
Zeno | Russian: | Russian form of Eugenia noble |
Zakaria | English Origin | |
Zacarias | French: | Archer; feminine variant of Yves |
Zebadiah | Polish: | Do away with anger, be content |
Zakai | Arabic: | General, title of authority |
Zakari | English: | God has been gracious; variant of John |
Zabi | Nickname for Zabdiel | |
Zacchaeus | Native American: | Meadow; variation of Savannah (Taino) |
Zadok | English Origin | God remembers, remembrance of the Lord; derived from the name Zechariah; There are over 30 men with this name mentioned in… |
Zaim | African: | Flowering (Swahili) |
Zared | Greek: | A Amazon |
Zebulon | An underused Biblical name, Zebulon was a son of Jacob and a founder of one of the tribes of Israel. It’s definitely a foreign… | |
Zelotes | Czech: | Green, new, fresh, innocent |
Zenas | Hebrew: | Joyous melody, song of praise |
Zetes | Teutonic: | Armored battle maiden |
Zethus | Teutonic: | Armored battle maiden |
Zev | African: | Older twin (Uganda) |
Zevulun | Greek: | Mythical son of Zeus and Antiope, and twin brother of Amphion |
Zigor | Russian: | Farmer; variant of George |
Zimri | Native American: | Spins, spinning (Hopi) |
Zion | After a long period of relative obscurity, Zion appears to be at an all-time popularity high. The name really took off after… | |
Zipkiyah | Yiddish: | Defends mankind; variant of Alexander |
Zitomir | Teutonic: | Free; variant of Franziska, Frances |
Ziv | Teutonic: | Free |
Ziven | Native American: | Cardinal, red bird (Sioux) |
Zivon | Czech: | Live well |
Ziya | Hebrew: | Shines brightly |
Zoltan | Hebrew: | Shining |
Zoltar | Hebrew: | Shines brightly |
Zolten | Variation of Zoltan | |
Zu | Potential nickname for Zoltan or Zolten | |
Zvi | African: | Good (Swahili) |