Girl Names Starting With Z
Every count on this page is real 2025 SSA registration data — and for girls, the biggest Z name is Zoe, at 5,646. The table spans ranks #31 to #2,367, down to 77 births for Zyrielle.
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #31 | Zoe | 5,646 |
| #69 | Zoey | 3,427 |
| #212 | Zara | 1,432 |
| #329 | Zuri | 932 |
| #450 | Zariah | 689 |
| #540 | Zahra | 562 |
| #645 | Zariyah | 448 |
| #810 | Zainab | 338 |
| #832 | Zelda | 328 |
| #835 | Zaniyah | 327 |
| #919 | Zaylee | 286 |
| #945 | Zaria | 274 |
| #953 | Zyla | 271 |
| #969 | Zora | 264 |
| #1,002 | Zoya | 252 |
| #1,012 | Zayla | 248 |
| #1,081 | Zaira | 224 |
| #1,189 | Zendaya | 195 |
| #1,228 | Zhamira | 184 |
| #1,271 | Zoie | 177 |
| #1,289 | Zahara | 174 |
| #1,290 | Zinnia | 174 |
| #1,316 | Zaina | 170 |
| #1,317 | Zaya | 170 |
| #1,325 | Zamira | 169 |
| #1,338 | Zola | 167 |
| #1,340 | Zaliyah | 166 |
| #1,435 | Zarah | 151 |
| #1,477 | Zia | 146 |
| #1,492 | Zaynab | 144 |
| #1,499 | Zayna | 143 |
| #1,511 | Zhuri | 142 |
| #1,547 | Zylah | 137 |
| #1,580 | Ziva | 134 |
| #1,610 | Zamora | 130 |
| #1,702 | Zelie | 121 |
| #1,732 | Zyra | 118 |
| #1,746 | Zella | 117 |
| #1,910 | Zya | 102 |
| #1,941 | Ziya | 100 |
| #2,035 | Zion | 94 |
| #2,098 | Zeynep | 90 |
| #2,172 | Zofia | 86 |
| #2,193 | Zadie | 85 |
| #2,213 | Zaila | 84 |
| #2,238 | Zipporah | 83 |
| #2,255 | Zariya | 82 |
| #2,275 | Zalani | 81 |
| #2,325 | Zarina | 79 |
| #2,367 | Zyrielle | 77 |
Ranks are overall positions among all 2025 girl names, so gaps between rows are real. For a random shortlist, spin Z girl names in the generator, or scan the full top 100 girl names.
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Boy names for this letter: boy names starting with Z.
Source: every name, rank, and count on this page comes from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national baby-names dataset (2025 data, from Social Security card applications). It is public-domain U.S. government data; names given fewer than 5 times in a year are excluded by the SSA, spelling variants are counted separately, and the data covers U.S. births only. Full caveats on the methodology page.