| Italian |
Etymology | English |
| Zaccaria |
Teoforic name of Aramaic origin, "Zacharyah", God has remembered. | Zachary |
| Zaccheo |
From the Aramaic "Zakkai", he whom God remembers. | Zaccheus |
| Zaira |
From the Arabic "Zahîrah", the rose. | N/A |
| Zama |
Ancient latin name indicating provenance, from Zama, ancient city of Numidia. | N/A |
| Zambda |
From Hebrew, latinized as "Zambdas", he who reflects, meditates. | N/A |
| Zanebono |
Popular name in the Mantova province, Lombardy, John the good. | N/A |
| Zanipolo |
Popular in the Veneto region, the combination of John and Paul, small gift from God. | N/A |
| Zanita |
From Greek, latinized as "Zanitas", having long teeth. | N/A |
| Zanobi |
From the Latin "Zenobius", full of life. | N/A |
| Zebedeo |
From the ancient Aramaic, "Zabdai", servant of God. | N/A |
| Zebina |
Derived from Greek, gifted. | N/A |
| Zefirino |
From the Greek, "Zèphiros", spring wind. | N/A |
| Zeffiro |
From Greek, latinized as "Zèphyrus", he who brings life. Found also as Zefiro. | N/A |
| Zelinda |
From the Old High German, "Segelinde", victory shield. | N/A |
| Zena |
From Greek, latinized as "Zenas", alive. | N/A |
| Zenaide |
From Greek, he who dedicates his life to God. | N/A |
| Zenobia |
From Greek, Zeus gave her life. | N/A |
| Zenobio |
From the Greek, "zen and bios", Zeus" strength. | N/A |
| Zenone |
From Greek, comes from Zeus or lives by the will of Zeus. | N/A |
| Zetico |
From Greek, latinized as "Zeticus", seeker, researcher. | N/A |
| Zita |
Name of Persian origin, young virgin. The diminutive form, Zitella, means spinster. | N/A |
| Zoe |
Ancient name, like the Greek homonym, life. | N/A |
| Zoello |
From Greek, latinized as "Zoellus", son of Zoe. | N/A |
| Zoilo |
From the Greek, "Zoilos", vivacious. | N/A |
| Zopito |
Patron saint of the town of Loreto Aprutino, Abruzzo, name of uncertain etymology. | N/A |
| Zosima |
Feminine form of Zosimo, vivacious. | N/A |
| Zosimo |
From the Greek, "Zosimos", full of life, vigor. | N/A |
| Zotico |
Form Greek, latinized as "Zoticus", full of life, dynamic. | N/A |
