islamic ladies names Starting with Z
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Zamzam
اسم البئر المبارك؛ مرتبط بجذر ز م ز م بمعنى الهمهمة أو الجريان: نبع ماء مبارك
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Name of the sacred spring near the Kaʿbah; etymologically associated with murmuring or gushing waters (from Arabic root ز م ز م, to murmur/gush); used as a theophoric/toponymic personal name | Girl | Arabic (toponymic, derived from the holy Zamzam well in Mecca; attested in Islamic tradition and later as a female given name) |
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Zulfiya
ذاتُ زُلفٍ جميلة (مشتقّة من 'زلف')
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One of beautiful locks; derived from Arabic/Persian root 'zulf' (زلف) meaning 'tress, lock of hair' with a feminine -iya suffix | Girl | Turkic (widely attested among Central Asian Turkic speakers; Persian/Arabic lexical root) |
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Zamila
زميلة (التي ترافق، رفيقة)
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Female companion; from Arabic 'زميلة' meaning 'female companion/associate' — used historically in North Africa and among Amazigh-speaking communities | Girl | Arabic / Maghrebi (attested among Amazigh and North African Muslim communities) |
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Zuhayra
زُهَيْرَة — زهرة صغيرة/متوهجة قليلاً
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Diminutive of Zahra; 'little blossom' or 'small radiant one' — connotes a modestly glowing flower or a youthful brightness | Girl | Arabic (used across Levant, South Asia and Balkans; attested in classical Arabic naming practice) |
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Zunayra
زُنَيْرَة - تصغير يدل على الزينة أو الحلية الصغيرة
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Little ornament; a diminutive form denoting small adornment or ornamentation (classical Arabic diminutive formation) | Girl | Arabic (historical); attested among early Muslim women (Sahabiyyāt) in classical sirah and biographical sources |
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Zāhiyah
مضيئة، براقة، متألقة؛ مزدهرة (مشتقة من الجذر ز-ه-ي)
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Radiant, luminous, resplendent; shining or flourishing (classical Arabic adjective used as a feminine given name). | Girl | Arabic |
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Zühre
زُهْرَة / زُهْرَى
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Bright, luminous; classical Turkish form of Zuhra, associated with the planet Venus and radiance | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic/Persian root) |
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Zarmeena
زرمينة — مكوّن فارسي/بشتوني: 'زر' = ذهب، 'مينا' = مينا/حجر كريم؛ معنى شبيه بالـ'ذهبي' أو 'مزين بالذهب'
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A Persian/Pashto compound name (زر + مینا) commonly interpreted as 'golden' or 'golden-enamelled' — literally 'zar' (gold) + 'mina' (enamel/gem/azure); used in Pashto- and Persian-influenced Muslim communities to connote preciousness and beauty. | Girl | Pashto/Persian usage (commonly found in Afghanistan, Pakistan; also used in Bengali-speaking areas with Persianate influence) |
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Zahira
مضيئة، متألقة، متفتحة
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Bright; shining; blossoming (feminine form of the Arabic adjective 'zahir' meaning radiant or manifest). | Girl | Arabic |
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Zin
زين — معنى: الجمال أو الزينة أو المحبوبة (استخدام کردي/أدبي)
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Kurdish literary/feminine name popularized by the heroine Zîn of the classical Kurdish epic Mem û Zîn; in Kurdish and related registers it conveys 'beauty', 'adornment', or 'beloved'. | Girl | Kurdish — attested in classical Kurdish literature (Mem û Zîn by Ahmad Khani, 17th century) |