Zayla, Zela, Zana or Zahara (Shining )
Zafirah ( victory)
Zahrah (Beauty)
Zhenya
2007-10-27 17:04:10
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answer #1
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answered by Ellie 4
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Zenette, Zella, Zargotta, Zandelle, Zi, Zo, Zig, Ze, Za Za, Zay, Zefpyer, Zona, ZeIbria, Zebria, Zebe, Zennon, Zion, Zacona, Zepplynn, Zeusis, Zedyah, Zamona, Zeggie, Ziggy, Zixiy, Zilla, Zillila, Zishonna, Ziji, Zoquinn, Zaffrin, Zeffren, Zaldina, Zebra, Zeda, Zassa, Zass, Zoque, Zwenzen, Zee, Zedaya, Zeday, Zanaca, Zanace, Zayelle.
2007-10-29 13:19:41
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answer #2
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answered by littleblanket 4
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Oh my god I have this thing about 'z' sounding names so this question is right up my alley!!
What about
Zahli, Zara or Zoe.
I may be pregnant with baby number 3 which, if its a girl, will be Zahli! My other two are Eliza and Izaac so Zahli will fit right into the pack!
You could also try
Zaidee, Zada, Zailee, Zarlie, Zaina, Zahra, Zahara, Zabel, Zabrina
Best of luck and congratulations on your soon to be baby!
2007-10-27 17:09:27
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answer #3
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answered by Cindy; mum to 3 monkeys! 7
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Zoey Elizabeth
2007-10-27 19:21:50
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answer #4
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answered by Bookybell 4
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Zoe' or Zita
Zoe- origin is greek and means "Life"
Zita- origin is Spanish and means "The Seeker"
St. Zita was born into a poor but holy Christian family. Her older sister became a Cistercian nun and her uncle Graziano was a hermit whom the local people regarded as a saint. Zita herself always tried to do God's will obediently whenever it was pointed out to her by her mother. At the age of twelve Zita became a housekeeper in the house of a rich weaver in Lucca, Italy, eight miles from her home at Monte Sagrati. As things turned out, she stayed with that family for the last forty-eight years of her life. She found time every day to attend Mass and to recite many prayers, as well as to carry out her household duties so perfectly that the other servants were jealous of her. Indeed, her work was part of her religion! She use to say: "a servant is not holy if she is not busy; lazy people of our position is fake holiness." At first, her employers were upset by her generous gifts of food to the poor, but in time, they were completely won over by her patience and goodness and she became a very close friend. St. Zita was given a free reign over her working schedule and busied herself with visits to the sick and those in prison. Word spread rapidly in Lucca of her good deeds and the heavenly visions that appeared to her. She was sought out by the important people, and at her death in 1278 the people acclaimed her as a saint. She is the patroness of domestic workers. Her feast day is April 27.
2007-10-27 17:06:01
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answer #5
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answered by Bree_MI 2
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Well there are the regulars, Zoey and Zelda...but I met a little girl from Bangladesh that I thought had the prettiest name.
Her name is Zarin (prounounced Zah-reen)
2007-10-27 17:02:19
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answer #6
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answered by LDBK 3
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Zoe, Zara, Zavalia, Zayla,
2007-10-27 17:02:33
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answer #7
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answered by Anonymous
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I throwing things out her but I have a cousin name Zanthia nicknamed Zant. But here we go : Zannah, Zan, Zada, Zaria.
There are a ton more under Z- girls only at babynames.com
2007-10-27 17:02:33
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answer #8
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answered by sportschick3 2
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Zoe, Zani, Zandria, Zeloni, Zanali, Ziali
is there a reason you want a Z and a Z only?
2007-10-27 20:29:31
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answered by Anonymous
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Zoey
2007-10-27 17:03:53
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answer #10
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answered by Exotic Pink 6
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Za (Zahara) F Swahili Flower, to shine
Zahara F Swahili Flower, to shine
Zahrah (Zara) F Arabic Flower
Zaira (Zara) F Arabic Flower
Zar (Zahara) F Swahili Flower, to shine
Zara F Arabic Flower
Zarah (Zara) F Arabic Flower
Zari (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zaria F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zariah (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zarriah (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zarya (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zion U Hebrew Highest point
Zoe F Greek Life
Zoee (Zoe) F Greek Life
Zoey (Zoe) F Greek Life
Zoie (Zoe) F Greek Life
Zoria (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zoriah (Zaria) F Latin Princess and blooming flower
Zowie (Zoe)
2007-10-27 17:02:25
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answer #11
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answered by sander n 2
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