Girl
Zina
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About Zina
Brief but powerful, this name proves that impact doesn't require length or complexity. It cuts through noise with decisive clarity, sharp and memorable from first introduction. There's an international appeal here, working across multiple languages and cultures without losing its distinctive edge. The name feels both ancient and modern simultaneously, carrying historical weight while remaining utterly contemporary. Its rarity in English-speaking countries makes it a genuine standout choice for parents seeking true uniqueness. The strong consonants bookending the soft vowel create perfect balance—tough yet feminine, bold yet beautiful. It's a name for someone confident in their identity, comfortable standing apart from the crowd without needing to justify or explain their individuality constantly.
Popularity of the Name Zina
Rank among the 1,000 most popular baby names, by year.
| United States | |
|---|---|
| 1884 | #929 |
| 1886 | #992 |
| 1892 | #956 |
| 1894 | #949 |
| 1962 | #997 |
| 1963 | #370 |
| 1964 | #338 |
| 1965 | #498 |
| 1966 | #768 |
| 1967 | #966 |
Top names by country: United States
Variations of Name Zina
Names Similar to Zina
Nicknames for Zina
- Zi
- Zizi
- Zia
- Zinny
- Nana
Famous People Named Zina
| Zina Garrison | American former professional tennis player |
| Zina Rohan | Australian actress and singer |
| Zina Bethune | American actress and dancer |
| Zina Kao | Taiwanese-American jewelry designer |
| Zina Schiff | British violinist |
| Zina Provendie | Belgian fashion model |
| Zina Brown | American journalist and editor |
| Zina Harman | American actress and comedian |
| Zina Martinez | American weightlifter |
| Zina Saunders | American illustrator and cartoonist |
| Zina Lynna Garrison is a former American tennis player | |
| Zina Roitman was a Latvian and Soviet tennis player |
Characters Named Zina
| Zina Mufio | A character from the novel "The Gargoyle" by Andrew Davidson |