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Zailie is a beautiful name parents can choose for their newborn child. The name is often preferred to be used for female newborns. The meaning of Zailie is ‘solemn’ when we go by its Solenne, meaning French origin. However, if we were to go by its origin in Hebrew, the name is supposed to mean ‘zealous’ and ‘ardent’. Zailie as a name is not quite popular, either in the United States or in France, or even in other European countries and cultures. Zailie is often used in its variant forms, one prominent among them being Zeila. The name comes from the word zeal, which means drive, enthusiasm, and sunshine. If and when we dive into the numerological properties of the name, Zailie is found to deduce to a numerical value of eight and is generally believed to have a powerful personality with the capacity to dominate in their chosen field.

Nicknames

• Zaily
• Zay
• Zealie
• Zeili
• Zelia

Zaharira is a beautiful name that is rarely used. A name often used for the female-born child, the name has Hebrew and Arabic origins. The meaning of Zaharira is ‘light’ and ‘splendor’. It is another form of the Hebrew Zohara. The name lovingly connotes what the baby should mean to their parents. The name is not heavily popular in the United States, with only about five occurrences ever of having the name used for children born in the United States, although it holds its charm strong in the regions where it is more frequently used. A girl named Zaharira is believed to be ambitious and unique, going about the world in her distinct playful way. If one were to assign Zaharira an expression number through numerological calculations, it would be one, and their lucky day would be Sunday. When one speaks of colors, Zaharira is destined to find her luck in yellow, ochre, bronze, gold, and orange.

Nicknames

• Rira
• Zaha
• Zara
• Zohara
• Zohra

Zafiro is a beautiful name that parents often tend to use for their male-born children. The name sounds like music to the ears, much like its origin. The meaning of Zafiro is 'sapphire', the precious blue stone, the lapis lazuli. The name originates from the Ancient Greek word sáppheiros and the Hebrew sappyir, both indicating its meaning. The sapphire is of a particular shade of hue, a dark and bright blue unmixed with any other shade, untinted, and in a hexagonal crystal. If the 'Acts Of Apostles' is to be believed, Sapphira was the wife of Ananias, member of the Early Christian Church in Jerusalem. Although linguistically Greek and Hebrew in origin, the name is used across a number of cultures, mostly limited to European or Eurasian countries. Some countries like Italy have versions of the name that is also used for the girl child of the family.

Nicknames

• Saffira
• Saffiro
• Saffo
• Zaffira
• Zaphir