# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
3851 | Zimmah | Biblical | Thought, wickedness. | M | |
3852 | Zimran | Biblical | Song, singer, vine. | M | |
3853 | Zimzi | Biblical | My field, my vine. | F | |
3854 | Zimzi | Biblical | My field, my vine. | M | |
3855 | Zin | Biblical | Buckler, coldness. | F | |
3856 | Zin | Biblical | Buckler, coldness. | M | |
3857 | Zina | Biblical | Shining, going back. | M | |
3858 | Zion | Biblical | Monument; raised up; sepulcher | M | |
3859 | Zior | Biblical | Ship of him that watches. | F | |
3860 | Zior | Biblical | Ship of him that watches | M | |
3861 | Ziph | Biblical | This mouth or mouthful, falsehood. | M | |
3862 | Ziphron | Biblical | Falsehood of a song, rejoicing. | F | |
3863 | Ziphron | Biblical | Falsehood of a song, rejoicing | M | |
3864 | Zippor | Biblical | Bird, sparrow, crown, desert. | M | |
3865 | Zipporah | Biblical | Beauty, trumpet, mourning. | F | |
3866 | Zithri | Biblical | To hide, demolished. | M | |
3867 | Ziz | Biblical | Flower, branch, a lock of hair. | F | |
3868 | Ziz | Biblical | Flower, branch, a lock of hair | M | |
3869 | Ziza | Biblical | Shining, going back. | M | |
3870 | Zoan | Biblical | Motion. | F | |
3871 | Zoan | Biblical | Motion | M | |
3872 | Zoar | Biblical | Little, small. | M | |
3873 | Zobah | Biblical | An army; warring | M | |
3874 | Zobebah | Biblical | An army; warring | M | |
3875 | Zohar | Biblical | White, bright, dryness. | M | |
3876 | Zoheleth | Biblical | That creeps, slides, or draws. | F | |
3877 | Zoheleth | Biblical | That creeps, slides, or draws | M | |
3878 | Zoheth | Biblical | Separation, amazing. | M | |
3879 | Zophah | Biblical | Viol, honeycomb. | M | |
3880 | Zophar | Biblical | Rising early, crown. | M | |
3881 | Zophim | Biblical | Place for a watchman | M | |
3882 | Zorah | Biblical | Leprosy, scab, hornet. | F | |
3883 | Zorah | Biblical | Leprosy, scab, hornet | M | |
3884 | Zorobabel | Biblical | A stranger at Babylon, dispersion of confusion. | F | |
3885 | Zorobabel | Biblical | A stranger at Babylon, dispersion of confusion. | M |