Bible Name

Biblical Name	Meaning or History	Gender
Zadok (Tzadok, Tsadok) צָדוֹק	The name "Zadok" is derived of the word "צֶדֶק" (tsedek, "justice").
Zebulun (Zvulun) זְבוּלוּן	According to the Biblical explanation, the name "זבולון" (Zebulun) is related to the Biblical Hebrew verbs "לזבוד" (lizbod, "bestow") and "לזבול" (lizbol, "dwell").
Zechariah (Zcharya) זְכַרְיָה	The first part of the name comes from the root זכר, which means "remember". The second part is God's name: "יה" or "יהו".
Zedekiah (Tzidkiya, Tsidkiya) צִדְקִיָּה (צִדְקִיָּהוּ)	The name Zedekiah seems to be composed of the word "צדק" (tsedek, "justice") and the letters יה (God's name).
Zeeb (Zeev, Ze'ev) זְאֵב	Wolf.
Zephaniah (Tzephania, Tsefanya) צְפַנְיָה	The first part of the name "Zephaniah" comes from the verb "צָפַן" (tzafan, "concealed"). The second part is God's name: "יה".
Zeruiah (Zeruya, Tzruya, Tsruya) צְרוּיָה	Zeruiah was King David's sister, and the mother of Abishai, Joab and Asahel.
Zibiah (Zivia, Zivya) צִבְיָה	This was the name of King Jehoash's mother.
Zillah (Tzila, Tsila) צִלָּה (צילה)	Shaded place.
Zipporah (Tsipora) צִפּוֹרָה (ציפורה)	The name is derived of the word ציפור (tsipor, “bird”).
Zuph (Tsuf, Tzuf, Tsoof) צוּף	Nectar, honeydew.
Zur (Tzur, Tsur) צוּר	Big rock.
Zuriel (Tzuriel, Tzuri'el, Tsuriel) צוּרִיאֵל	The meaning of the name "Zuriel" is "God (אֵל, el) is my rock (צוּר, Tzur)".

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