Meaning | aunt, splendor |
Origin | American, Arabic, Hebrew, Italian, Native American |
Gender | gender neutral |
Opposite gender | Zia |
Popularity | Moderate |
Length | 3 |
Syllables | 2 |
Syllabification | Zi-a |
Zia is a captivating and versatile name that has roots in multiple cultures, making it a unique and meaningful choice for your baby girl. Derived from various languages like Arabic, Italian, Hebrew, and Native American, Zia carries different interpretations, but its essence remains constant - "light" or "brightness." This beautiful name embodies the spirit of positivity and radiance, symbolizing the hope and joy a child brings into the world.
In Arabic, Zia represents "splendor," reflecting the idea of brilliance and magnificence. Italian in origin, it can be seen as an abbreviated form of Lucrezia, signifying prosperity and abundance. In Hebrew, Zia is connected with "life" or "to live," emphasizing the vitality and vitality a child brings to a family.
Zia is a name that transcends borders, appealing to parents seeking a multicultural identity for their daughter. Its melodic simplicity and elegance make it easy to pronounce and remember, while its profound meanings add depth to its allure.
As you embark on the journey of naming your precious bundle of joy, consider bestowing upon her the name Zia, a timeless choice that will forever brighten your lives.
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Ziauddin Yousafzai | Pakistani educator and father of Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai |
Zia Mohyeddin | Pakistani actor and literary figure |
Zia Fariduddin Dagar | Renowned Indian classical singer |
Zia Mody | Prominent Indian lawyer |
Zia Jaranilla | Filipina actress |
Zia Gomar | Indonesian weightlifter |
Zia McCabe | American musician - The Dandy Warhols |
Zia Mahmood | Pakistani bridge player and writer |
Zia Nath | Indian field hockey player |
Zia Segule | South Sudanese track and field athlete |
Zia Tong | Canadian television presenter |
Zia Faisal | Pakistani squash player |
Zia Sherrell | American Paralympic athlete |
Zia Williams | Jamaican netball player |
Zia Hashemi | Afghan taekwondo athlete |
Zia Sardar | British author and cultural critic |
Zia Lewis | New Zealand weightlifter |
Zia Ullah Qamar | Pakistani film director |
Zia Arthur | Australian Paralympic swimmer |
Zia Terry | British actress |
Zia T'Vek | Vulcan character in the "Star Trek" universe |
Zia Vorsa | Character in the video game "Final Fantasy - Crystal Chronicles" |
Zia the Blacksmith | Character in the video game "Bastion" |
Zia Exall | Character in the "Amber Chronicles" book series by Roger Zelazny |
Zia Arinze | Character in the book "Roses and Rot" by Kat Howard |
Zia Bennet | Character in the TV series "Secrets and Lies" |
Zia Marchand | Character in the book "An Ember in the Ashes" by Sabaa Tahir |
Zia Tariq | Character in the TV series "The Society" |
Zia Gravis | Character in the book "Zenn Scarlett" by Christian Schoon |
Zia Zamora | Character in the TV series "Mayans M.C" |
Zia Rodriguez | Character in the video game "The Long Dark" |
Zia Zander | Character in the TV series "Tales of the City" |
Zia Black | Character in the book "Boundless" by Cynthia Hand |
Zia Rashid | Character in the book "The Red Pyramid" by Rick Riordan |
Zia O'Hara | Character in the TV series "The A List" |
Zia Zentner | Character in the TV series "Good Omens" |
Zia Benedetti | Character in the book "Gravity" by Melissa West |
Zia | Character in the video game "Hades" |