Baby Boy Names Starting with Letter Z
Boy names starting with the letter Z are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Boy Names
1,217 names found · showing 1,041–1,080
| Boy Name | Meaning |
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| Zaidanie | One who brings growth and increase. |
| Zaidun | A person who is abundant and gifted. |
| Zain Uddin | Gift of God, the noble |
| Zakiruddin | Remembrance of God, the noble |
| Zakirullah | Remembrance of God |
| Zakou | One who is pure and full of virtue. |
| Zakour | A person who is mindful and grateful. |
| Zaluj | One who is noble and very precious. |
| Zamaair | A leader or a commander of men. |
| ZamanShah | Gift of God, the ruler |
| Zaml | One who is a loyal companion. |
| Zang | Refers to a rust or dark color. |
| Zarab | One who strikes or hits hard. |
| Zardasht | Gift of God, the just |
| Zareeb | A person who is very skillful. |
| Zareer | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Zargoon | Gift of God, the noble |
| Zaulu | A person of high noble status. |
| Zavon | Derived from Persian, meaning 'gift' or 'talent'. |
| Zayef | Arabic name meaning 'weak' or 'fragile'. |
| Zayir | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Zaynul Abidin | Arabic name meaning 'servant of the worshipper'. |
| Zaynulabidin | Arabic name meaning 'servant of the worshipper'. |
| Zayyir | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| ZeenanKhan | Arabic name meaning 'gift of the king'. |
| Zia Uddin | Arabic name meaning 'noble gift of God'. |
| Zirar | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Ziyaa | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Ziyadat Ullah | Arabic name meaning 'increase of God'. |
| Zoomeer | Persian name meaning 'young lion' or 'young tiger'. |
| Zuaib | A name meaning a small wolf. |
| Zuhaa | Blossoming flower |
| Zukaa | Blossoming flower |
| Zulfaqaar | Possessor of the crescent moon |
| Zulfateh | Possessor of beauty |
| Zulghaffar | Possessor of forgiveness |
| Zulhijjah | Month of pilgrimage |
| Zulikram | Possessor of honor |
| Zulqadr | One who possesses great power. |
| Zulqurnayn | Night of the two horns |