Girl Names Starting With Z

Pure, chaste, or precious; exact meaning varies based on Chinese characters used.

Life; represents vitality and living spirit.

Light or splendor; also Italian for aunt (feminine of zio).

Visitation or pilgrimage

Mountain range; symbolizes majesty and natural strength.

Shadow or shade.

Shadow in Hebrew; symbolizes protection and concealment in divine care.

Fragile or dropping; biblical name associated with grace and delicacy.

Fragile or dropping. Variant of Zilpah, a biblical name symbolizing delicacy.

Adornment or grace, representing beauty, elegance, and embellishment.

A variant of Zainab, meaning beauty, grace, or ornament; symbolizes elegance and refinement.

Named after the zinnia flower; symbolizes abundance, remembrance, and lasting friendship.

Modern variation related to Zion, a Hebrew word meaning 'the highest point' or 'promised land'.

From Hebrew 'tzippor,' meaning 'bird' or 'sparrow'; symbolizes grace and freedom.

Seeker; associated with Saint Zita, patron of housekeepers and domestics.

Star

Nahuatl name meaning 'star', symbolizing light, guidance, and celestial beauty in Indigenous Mexican culture.

Hebrew origin meaning 'radiance' or 'brilliance,' representing light and luminosity.

Hebrew name derived from 'Ziv,' meaning 'brightness,' 'splendor,' or 'radiance.' Represents luminosity.

Means "light" or "radiance", symbolizing brightness and spiritual illumination.

Slavic name meaning 'golden', derived from zlato (gold) in Slavic languages. Symbolizes precious value and radiance.

Life; the principle of living or animate existence in Greek philosophy.

Life, alive, living

Graceful life; combining Greek 'zoe' (life) and Hebrew 'ann' (grace/favor).

Modern variant of Zoe, from the Greek word meaning 'life' or 'living.'

Life; symbolizes vitality, existence, and living presence.

Variant spelling of Zoe; from Greek zoe meaning life.

Life; represents living vibrantly, fullness of existence, and vital energy.

Combined name: Zoe means 'life' in Greek, and Jane means 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

Variant of Zoe; represents life and vitality.

Variant of Zoe with French diminutive -elle suffix. Derived from Greek meaning "life." Represents vitality and existence.

Life, alive, vibrant

Polish/Slavic variant of Sophia, from Greek meaning 'wisdom'.

Hebrew term meaning splendor, light, or radiance. Represents brightness and spiritual illumination.

A Hebrew name derived from 'Zohar,' meaning 'light,' 'splendor,' or 'brilliance,' evoking radiance and illumination.

Blooming flower; shining or bright. Related to Zahra.

Life; living or full of vitality.

Life and vitality. Represents existence and living fully.

Possibly from Greek Zoilus or related to Zoe meaning 'life'

Quiet, tranquil, peaceful, productive

Defender of mankind; a variant of Sandra derived from Greek Alexandra meaning protector.

Life; celebrates vitality, energy, and existence.

Wisdom.

Blooming flower or flourishing; from Arabic roots relating to flowers.

Variant of Zora, derived from Greek 'zoe' meaning 'life' or Slavic meaning 'dawn'.

Wisdom; Polish diminutive of Sophia from Greek roots.

Hmong name; specific meaning varies by family clan and regional dialect.

Lily, derived from Hebrew Shoshannah through Hungarian diminution.

Wisdom; Hungarian form of Sophia from Greek 'sophia'.

From Arabic meaning 'brightness' or 'radiance'; symbolizes light and luminosity.

Arabic name meaning 'flower' or 'blooming'; also refers to the planet Venus in Arabic astronomy.

Islamic traditional name; associated with the wife of Potiphar in Quranic narrative

Spanish variant possibly derived from Arabic Zuleyka.

Peaceful or woman of Solomon. Arabic variant derived from Suleiman.

Brilliant beauty or shining light.

Related to Solomon; connected to wisdom and peace in Arabic tradition.

Group, assembly, or gathering.

Flower; blooming. Feminine form related to Arabic 'zahra' meaning flower.

Beautiful, lovely, good, kind

Beautiful princess; combination of Zuri (beautiful in Swahili) and Anna (grace in Hebrew)

God is my rock. Hebrew name combining 'Tzur' (rock) and 'El' (God).

Polish form of Suzanna, derived from Hebrew 'Shoshana' meaning 'lily,' symbolizing purity and grace.