# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
106 | Zena | Persian | Variant of Zana: Woman. | F | |
107 | Zena | Russian | From Zeus. | F | |
108 | Zenaida | Greek | Born of Zeus. | F | |
109 | Zenaide | Greek | Zenia. | F | |
110 | Zenan | Biblical | Coldness, target, weapon. | F | |
111 | Zenas | Biblical | Living. | F | |
112 | Zenda | Greek | Born of Zeus. | F | |
113 | Zenda | Persian | Womanly. | F | |
114 | Zene | Greek | Friendly. | F | |
115 | Zenechka | Russian | Russian form of Eugenia: noble. | F | |
116 | Zenevieva | Celtic | Pale. | F | |
117 | Zenevieva | Russian | Russian form of Genevieve: white shoulders. | F | |
118 | Zenia | Greek | Born of Zeus. Also a variant of Xenia: welcoming; hospitable; friendly. | F | |
119 | Zenina | Greek | Born of Zeus. | F | |
120 | Zenna | Greek | Born of Zeus. | F | |
121 | Zenobe | Greek | Born of Zeus. | F | |
122 | Zenobia | Arabic | Father's ornament. | F | |
123 | Zenobia | Greek | Born of Zeus. Famous bearer: Zenobia was ruler of Palmyra in the 3rd century. | F | |
124 | Zenobia | Latin | Queen Zenobia was third century ruler of the wealthy Arabian desert city of Palmyra. | F | |
125 | Zenochka | Russian | From Zeus. | F | |
126 | Zeny | Russian | Russian form of Eugenia: noble. | F | |
127 | Zephath | Biblical | Which beholds, that attends or that covers. | F | |
128 | Zephira | Greek | Of the west wind. | F | |
129 | Zephyr | Greek | Of the west wind. | F | |
130 | Zephyra | Greek | Of the west wind. | F | |
131 | Zera | Hebrew | Seed. | F | |
132 | Zera'im | Hebrew | Seed. | F | |
133 | Zeredah | Biblical | Ambush, change of dominion. | F | |
134 | Zereld | Teutonic | Armored battle maiden. | F | |
135 | Zerelda | Teutonic | Armored battle maiden. | F | |
136 | Zerelde | Teutonic | Armored battle maiden. | F | |
137 | Zeresh | Biblical | Misery, strange, dispersed inheritance. | F | |
138 | Zerlinda | Hebrew | Beautiful dawn. | F | |
139 | Zeruah | Biblical | Leprous, wasp, hornet. | F | |
140 | Zerubbabel | Biblical | A stranger at Babylon, dispersion of confusion. | F |