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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Zitkaduta
Zesiro

First born of twins

African

Zaedyn
Ziad
Zyire
Zeger

Victorious

Dutch

Zefir

West wind

Greek

Zyaire

River

African

Zikmund

Victorious hand or protector

German

Zakhar

Remembrance of God

Russian

Zann

Slavic

Zacary

The Lord recalled

Hebrew

Zyire
Zuni

Native American

Zylon
Zaidin

Created Name

English

Zelig

Blessed, holy

Yiddish

Zayaan
Zaccai

Just; fair

Hebrew

Zondal
Zevadiah
Zachary

God remembers

Hebrew

Zavion
Zaine

God is gracious

Hebrew

Zeb

Gift of Jehovah; dwelling of honor

Hebrew

Zohair
Zakai

Pure

Hebrew

Zakarie

The Lord recalled

Hebrew

Zhane
Zyquavious
Zyon

Form of Zion

Hebrew

Zelindo
Zackry
Zayveon
Zylan
Zethe

Appointed. Variant of Seth.

Hebrew

Zai
Zawadi
Zevekiah
Zekhi
Zoe
Zuhair

Small blossoms

Arabic

Zayah
Zephariah

Modern

Zaviero

Savior

Latin

Zayvier
Zymere
Zuko
Zbyhnev
Zaelyn

Boy names that start with Z are all the rage as parents buzz over the letter’s electric energy and cool vibes. Z names for boys contain in-demand up and comers like Zavier, Zaiden, and Zion. As the letter continues to trend upwards, you can expect more Z names for boys to appear on the charts. There are also many unique boy names that start with Z including Zahar, Zandro, and Zavad that will likely remain rare if that’s more your style.

If you’re seeking to riff off of today’s popular trends, baby boy names starting with Z also contain some of the rarest one-syllable finds like Zeke, Zaid, and Zev. There are also incredibly cool word name finds like Zeppelin and Zephyr to explore.

As far as meanings go, baby boy names that start with Z have some of the best out there. Religious parents will love Zacchaeus’ meaning of “the Lord recalled” as well as Zuriel’s “the Lord is my rock.” There are also a few other noteworthy meanings like Zafar’s “victory” andZamir’s “song bird.”

You can also honor your roots with boy names that start with Z as the letter is widely used around the world. There are French finds like Zaylor and Zuav as well as Hebrew names like Zebediah and Zephaniah.