Hebrew Names Starting With Z (List 3)
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Hebrew Baby Names That Start With Z Letter & Meaning (List 3)
Let's checkout below list, what are the Hebrew names starting with Z letter with meaning and usage.
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Zoheret |  |
Meaning : Sparkle Used in : Hebrew |
| Zsazsa | |
Meaning : Lily. Used in : German, Hebrew |
| Zsuzsanna | |
Meaning : Lily. Used in : German, Hungarian, Hebrew |
| Zubin |  |
Meaning : Persian : Something that touches the sky; Arabic : Weapon, A Short Spear Used in : Australian, Hebrew, Parsi, Persian |
| Zula | |
Meaning : In african meaning is : Brilliant, ahead Used in : African, American, Hawaiian, African, Hebrew |
| Zulema | |
Meaning : In arabic meaning is : Peace. Used in : Arabic, Arabic, Australian, Hebrew |
| Zulima | |
Meaning : In arabic meaning is : Variant of Salome or Solomon; peace; tranquility. Used in : Arabic, Hebrew |
| Zuria | |
Meaning : In french meaning is : White and lovely Used in : French, Hebrew, Basque |
| Zuriel | |
Meaning : The Lord My Rock. Used in : Australian, Biblical, Hebrew, Hawaiian, Australian, Hebrew |
| Zuriel | |
Meaning : The Lord My Rock. Used in : Australian, Biblical, Hebrew, Hawaiian, Australian, Hebrew |
| Zuzanny | |
Meaning : Lily Used in : Hungarian, Polish, Hebrew |
| Zwi | |
Meaning : In Scandinavian meaning is : Gazelle Used in : Australian, Hebrew, Scandinavian, German, Scandinavian |
| Zylla | |
Meaning : Shadow. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |
| Zylla | |
Meaning : Shadow. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |
| Zylpha | |
Meaning : Meaning Unclear.Old Testament Name Revived In The 18th Century And Gradually Fading Ever Since. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |
| Zylpha | |
Meaning : Meaning Unclear.Old Testament Name Revived In The 18th Century And Gradually Fading Ever Since. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |