Zahra Sadat
زهرا سادات
Combination: Shining, brilliant, bright; Plural/honorific form related to Sayyid
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زهرا سادات
Combination: Shining, brilliant, bright; Plural/honorific form related to Sayyid
Persian / Iranianزيدان
Commonly interpreted as growth, increase in naming interpretation
Arabic / IslamicCommonly reported meaningزين / زین
Beauty, grace
Arabic, Urdu, Malayزينة
Feminine form of Zayn, beauty or grace
Arabicزينب فاطمة
Combination: A beautiful, fragrant tree; From an Arabic root used for abstaining and weaning
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageزين ال / Zainal
Beauty, adornment; a regional naming element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageزين الدين
Beauty of the faith; Name form related to Zayn ad-Din
Malay, Indonesian, ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningزكريا
Arabic spelling form of Zakariyya (Zechariah alayhis salam)
Arabic; Quranic personal nameHistorical association; not a literal meaningSurah Maryam alayhas salam recounts Zakariya alayhis salam’s prayer and the announcement of a son named Yahya alayhis salam.
Read the context and sourcesزكي
Pure
Arabicزكيّة / زکیہ / জাকিয়া
Pure; feminine form Zakiyya
Arabic, Urdu, Bengaliزلمی
Commonly interpreted as young man, youthful
PashtoCommonly reported meaningضمير / ضمیر / Замир
Mind, heart, conscience
Arabic, Urdu, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Kazakh, TajikЗамира
Mind, heart, conscience; Feminine form of Zamir 1
Kyrgyz, Tajik, Uzbek, KazakhHistorical association; not a literal meaningزارا
Commonly interpreted as a blooming flower, blossoming
Multilingual; Arabic-related and European usageCommonly reported meaningزارا نور
Commonly interpreted as combination: a blooming flower, blossoming; Light
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningضرار
Harm or opposition in the Arabic Dirar reading
Arabic; regional pronunciationZarina / Зарина
Golden
Regional usage; Persian-derivedزرمينه
Gold/metal and love
Pashtoزریاب
Commonly interpreted as rich, gold-bearing in naming interpretation
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningزيان
Beautiful
Arabicزيد
Growth, increase
Arabicزينب
A beautiful, fragrant tree
Arabicذی شان
Commonly interpreted as possessing dignity or glory
Urdu compoundCommonly reported meaningزہرا, زہرہ
Bright or flower-related; depends on the Arabic form
Turkish, UrduZeliha
Name form related to Züleyha
TurkishHistorical association; not a literal meaningЖанар
Name form related to Janar
KazakhHistorical association; not a literal meaningضياء / ضیاء / জিয়া
Splendour, light, glow; Name form related to Ziya
Arabic, Urdu, BengaliHistorical association; not a literal meaningضياء الدين / ضیاء الدین
Splendour of the faith; Name form related to Ziya ad-Din
Arabic, UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningزیبا
Beautiful
Persianزمال / زمل
Commonly interpreted as a covering garment in the reported name interpretation
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningزياد
Growth, increase
ArabicЗлатан
Golden
Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, Macedonian, Bulgarian, Sloveneذوبیہ
Commonly interpreted as god-gifted
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningذہیب
Commonly associated with gold or golden
South Asian Muslim naming usageCommonly reported meaningزوہان
Commonly interpreted as gift, prayer in naming references
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningزہرہ / زهرة
Venus/star or flower-related; depends on original writing
Urdu, Arabic (Maghrebi)Zorain
Reported interpretation: powerful
South Asian naming usageCommonly reported meaningЗоя
Life; through the name Zoe
Slavic form; Greek originزويا فاطمة
Combination: Life; through the name Zoe; From an Arabic root used for abstaining and weaning
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageزبير
Related to pieces of iron
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