Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1295.

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Zeydan

Arabic name derived from 'zeidan', meaning 'cinnamon'. It emerged during the Islamic Golden Age (8th-14th century) and symbolizes warmth and comfort in Islamic culture. Though uncommon today, Zeydan has been used historically across various communities, appreciating its unique sound and cultural significance.

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Zhaki

Arabic-origin name meaning "intelligent" or "wise," popularized during the Islamic Golden Age for embodying intellect and understanding.

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Zhaniyah

Elegant Arabic name meaning 'graceful', pronounced Zah-nee-yah.

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Zhaviyah

Captivating Hebrew feminine name derived from 'zhaviyya', meaning 'beauty'.

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Zhori

Zhori, of Moroccan origin, means "golden sun" in Berber.

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Zilin

Unique Chinese name composed of "zi", meaning purple, and "lin", meaning forest, translating to "Purple Forest". It symbolizes nobility, strength, and prosperity.

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Zivaan

Indian origin name derived from Sanskrit, coined by poet Bhartrihari in the 7th century AD as a synonym for Lord Shiva. Its meaning varies but generally signifies profound knowledge, intellect, or reverence, with historical and global popularity.

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Znya

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'grace' or 'beauty', derived from the name of one of King David's wives known for her elegance.

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Zoeie

Greek-derived name meaning "life," carrying historical significance from ancient Greece to Byzantine empires, and popularized in diverse cultures worldwide.

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Zoeli

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'shadow', often associated with protection.

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Zoelyn

Captivating French female name that means 'life' or 'living', embodying strength and renewal.

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Zoemarie

Rare French female name derived from the combination of Zoé (life) and Marie (sea or star of the sea), signifying "life of the sea".

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Zoen

Unique Greek name meaning "life," gaining popularity for its distinctive sound and profound meaning.

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Zohemi

Arabic name meaning 'pure', derived from the word 'zehem'. Traditionally a boy's name, it has become gender-neutral over time. Though uncommon worldwide, Zohemi remains appealing due to its unique charm and religious significance in Islam. It is pronounced /zoʊˈhiːmi/ in English-speaking countries.

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Zowii

Captivating African name from Nigeria, meaning "beauty" in Igbo.

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Zuriella

Zuriella, of African Swahili origin, means "beautiful one".

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Zurmani

The unique name Zurmani originates from Persia, derived from 'zurm' meaning 'sound', and it signifies association with noise or music.

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Zyahna

Beautiful Swahili name meaning "light" or "brightness".

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Zydarius

Captivating and mysterious name of unknown origin, allowing for personal interpretation and creativity in assigning meaning.

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Zymya

Uncommon, unique name of unknown origin, with no specific cultural or linguistic ties.

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Zynn

Zynn is of Vietnamese origin, derived from the word 'Zin', meaning 'gold' or 'precious metal'. It was traditionally given to children born during Vietnam's prosperous periods and can be pronounced like 'zin'.

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Zynnia

Zynnia: Rare Greek name meaning 'joined in marriage', symbolizing unity & love.

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Zypher

Unique Greek name meaning "west wind," associated with the god Zephyr and his gentle spring breezes.

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Zyriana

Modern, exotic-sounding female name of unknown origin, gaining popularity for its melodic sound despite having no established etymology or widely known meaning.

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Zyrianna

Captivating name of unknown origin, often believed to be a blend of Zerra ("radiant") and Arianna ("very holy"), offering a unique combination of Arabic and Greek influences.

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Zyriel

Distinctive name with unknown origins and no definitive meaning, allowing individuals to attribute their own interpretation to it.

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Zyyon

Rare Hebrew name meaning "enemy" or "opponent", historically significant as it's connected to Zephonyah, a son of Heman in the Old Testament, and Zion, the holy city of Jerusalem.

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Aabidah

Arabic-derived name meaning 'worship' or 'devotion', signifying submission to Allah and emphasizing faith.

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Aadhirai

Aadhirai, of Indian Tamil origin, means 'the first' or 'the foremost,' symbolizing primacy and excellence.

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Aadhrit

Indian name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'mountain' or 'hill,' symbolizing strength and nature's power.

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Aadhvi

Unique Indian name from Tamil Nadu, composed of 'Aad' (first) and 'hvi' (daybreak), signifying the first light of dawn. It symbolizes hope and new beginnings, historically used by Tamil communities to bring positivity into families.

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Aadian

Arabic origin name meaning "small" or "modest", derived from the word 'aadin'. Despite its humble translation, it carries elegance and uniqueness, often associated with intelligence and wisdom.

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Aadilynn

Recent, unique name combining 'Aadi' (Sanskrit for 'sun') and 'Lynn' (English for 'lake'), signifying light and water or emotions.

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Aahlani

Aahlani, of Arabic origin, means 'more excellent' or 'better', signifying intelligence, wisdom, and excellence.

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Aailani

Hawaiian name meaning 'beloved child of the sea', embodying Hawaii's cultural connection to the ocean and reverence for the heavens.

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Aailiyah

Aailiyah: Arabic origin, meaning 'ascension' or 'rising', symbolizing spiritual growth & divine protection in Islamic culture.

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Aaishah

Arabic name meaning 'she who lives' or 'life', with Islamic roots tracing back to one of the Prophet Muhammad's wives.

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Aaiyana

Aaiyana, of Sanskrit origin, signifies 'sunrise' and symbolizes the beginning of each day filled with hope.

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Aakanksha

Aakanksha, of Indian origin, means "desire" or "aspiration", symbolizing prosperity and happiness, and is considered auspicious in Hindu culture.

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Aakif

Arabic name meaning 'to hold fast,' named after a companion of the Prophet Muhammad who demonstrated unwavering courage during the Battle of Uhud.

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