| Meaning | God has remembered |
| Origin | Arabic, Hebrew |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Zakaria |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 7 |
| Syllables | 4 |
| Syllabification | Za-ka-ri-a |
Zakaria is a captivating and meaningful name that carries ancient origins and spiritual depth. Derived from the Arabic and Hebrew languages, Zakaria has a profound significance as it means "God has remembered" or "remembered by God." The name Zakaria is a wonderful choice for parents seeking a name with strong religious connections.
Bestowed upon baby boys, Zakaria offers a sense of divine remembrance and guidance throughout their lives. The name's variations, such as Zachariah and Zechariah, have been prominent in various religious texts, symbolizing prophetic figures and God's chosen ones.
With common nicknames like Zak and Zack, the name Zakaria is both approachable and versatile, suiting a range of personalities. Furthermore, its usage across different cultures makes it a name of international appeal.
Whether you wish to honor religious heritage, seek a name with historical depth, or simply love the sound of it, Zakaria stands as a meaningful and charming choice for your beloved baby boy.
| Zak |
| Kari |
| Z.K. |
| Zakky |
| Ria |
| Zakaria Paliashvili | Georgian composer |
| Zakaria Al-Jaber | Saudi child who was a victim of a tragic incident |
| Zakaria Bakkali | Belgian footballer |
| Zakaria Moumni | Moroccan boxer and activist |
| Zakaria Diallo | French footballer |
| Zakaria Ghafouli | Moroccan singer |
| Zakaria Labyad | Moroccan footballer |
| Zakaria Bytyqi | Kosovan footballer |
| Zakaria Anthony | Dutch-Surinamese footballer |
| Zakaria Zerouali | Moroccan footballer |
| Zakaria Sanogo | Ivorian footballer |
| Zakaria Rahmani | Algerian footballer |
| Zakaria Gouram | Moroccan taekwondo athlete |
| Zakaria Daham | Moroccan footballer |
| Zakaria Boudra | Moroccan middle-distance runner |
| Zakaria Charara | Lebanese footballer |
| Zakaria Nori | Iraqi footballer |
| Zakaria Iddouch | Moroccan boxer |
| Zakaria Fry | Australian actor |
| Zakaria Abdulla | Kurdish singer |
| Zakaria Dharir | from "The City of Brass" by S.A. Chakraborty |
| Zakaria Khan | from "The Qissa of Pari Prithvi" by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar |
| Zakaria al-Dakhil | from "Battlemage" by Stephen Aryan |
| Zakaria Hadiyyah | from "The Gauntlet" by Karuna Riazi |
| Zakaria Smith | from "The Shadow Master" by Craig Cormick |
| Zakaria Mouwafaq | from "The Road to Damascus" by Robin Yassin-Kassab |
| Zakaria Osman | from "Noughts & Crosses" by Malorie Blackman |