[ g i r l s ] Zada : ZAY-duh : syrian "lucky one" Zahara : ZAH-rah or zah-HAR-uh : swahili "flower" Zahirah : zah-HEE-rah : arabic "shining, luminous" Zahra : zah-RAH : arabic "white" Zahra : ZAYR-uh : swahili "flowers" Zakia : zah-KEE-uh : hebrew "bright, pure" Zalika : zah-LEE-kah : african "well born" Zaltana : zahl-TAH-nah : native american "high mountain" Zandra : ZAHN-druh : greek "helper and defender of mankind" Zarah : ZAHR-uh : hebrew "coming of dawn" Zaza : ZAH-zah : arabic "flowery" Zaza : ZAH-zah : hebrew "movement" Zehava : zeh-HAH-vah : hebrew "golden" Zelenka : ZAH-len-kah : czechoslovakian "little innocent one" Zelia : ZEHL-e-ah : greek "zeal" Zenaide : ZAH-nay-ed : greek - daughter of zeus Zenia : ZEE-nee-uh : greek "hospitable" Zenobia : ZE-noh-be-uh : greek "given life by zeus" Zerlinda : ZER-lin-dah : hebrew "beautiful dawn" Zeva : ZEE-vah : greek "sword" Zevida : zah-VEE-dah : hebrew "gift" Zia : ZEE-uh : latin - a kind of grain Zia : TSEE-ah : native american "not known" Ziazan : ZEE-uh-zahn : armenian "rainbow" Zigana : ZIH-gah-nah : hungarian "gypsy girl" Zila : ZEE-lah : hebrew "shadow" Zina : ZEE-nah : african "name" Zinnia : ZIN-nee-ah : english "brilliant flower" Zita : ZEE-tah : latin - patron of housewives and servents Ziva : ZEE-vah : hebrew "aglow" Zizi : ZEE-zee : hungarian "dedicated to god" Zoe : ZOH-ee : greek "life" Zola : ZOH-luh : italian "ball of earth" Zona : ZOH-nuh : latin "girth" Zora : ZOHR-uh : greek "dawn" Zosia : ZOH-shuh : polish "wise" Zuleika : ZOO-lee-kuh : arabic "the fair one" Zulema : ZOO-lee-mah : arabic "peace" Zuza : ZOO-zah : czechoslovakian "graceful lily" Zuzanny : ZHOO-zah-nee : hebrew "lily" [ b o y s ] Zachary : ZAK-er-ee : hebrew "remembered by god" Zaid : za-HEED : african "increase, growth" Zaide : ZAH-ee-deh : yiddish "elder" Zane : ZAYN : hebrew "god's gracious gift" Zane : ZAYN : old english "sea-friend" Zaniel : ZAY-nee-el : latin - angel of mondays Zared : ZAYR-ed : hebrew "brook" Zarek : ZAH-rek : greek "may god protect the king" Zeke : ZAY-keh or ZEEK : arabic "the memory of the lord" Zenon : seh-NOHN : spanish "living" Zion : ZIGH-un : hebrew "a sign, excellent" Ziven : ZEE-ven : slavic "vigorous and alive"