Zaniyah
Meaning: Forever, always Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zah-Nee-Yah Language origin of Zaniyah: Germanic Regional origin of Zaniyah: Northern Europe Languages Zaniyah is most common: English Religions Zaniyah is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: Z, Zah Last letter and sound: H, yah Alternative Spelling: Zanyah, Zaniyya
Zaria
Meaning: Radiance, flower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zah-Ree-Uh Language origin of Zaria: Germanic Regional origin of Zaria: Northern Europe Languages Zaria is most common: English Religions Zaria is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: Z, Zah Last letter and sound: A, uh Alternative Spelling: Zariya, Zaryah
Zariah
Meaning: Princess, radiance Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zah-Ree-Ah Language origin of Zariah: Germanic Regional origin of Zariah: Northern Europe Languages Zariah is most common: English Religions Zariah is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: Z, Zah Last letter and sound: H, ah Alternative Spelling: Zaryah, Zariyah
Winnie
Meaning: Fair, joyful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Win-Ee Language origin of Winnie: Germanic Regional origin of Winnie: Northern Europe Languages Winnie is most common: English Religions Winnie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: E, ee Alternative Spelling: Winni, Wynnie
Winona
Meaning: Firstborn daughter Gender: Female Pronunciation: Wi-Noh-Nuh Language origin of Winona: Germanic Regional origin of Winona: Northern Europe Languages Winona is most common: English Religions Winona is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wi Last letter and sound: A, noh Alternative Spelling: Wynona, Wynonna
Winter
Meaning: Season, cold season Gender: Female Pronunciation: Win-Tur Language origin of Winter: Germanic Regional origin of Winter: Northern Europe Languages Winter is most common: English Religions Winter is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: R, tur Alternative Spelling: Wynter, Wintyr
Wrenlee
Meaning: Wren + meadow/meadow clearing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ren-Lee Language origin of Wrenlee: Germanic Regional origin of Wrenlee: Northern Europe Languages Wrenlee is most common: English Religions Wrenlee is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Ren Last letter and sound: E, lee Alternative Spelling: Wrenleigh, Wrynlee
Wrenley
Meaning: Variant of Wrenlee Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ren-Lee Language origin of Wrenley: Germanic Regional origin of Wrenley: Northern Europe Languages Wrenley is most common: English Religions Wrenley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Ren Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Renlee, Wrynlie
Wynter
Meaning: Variant of Winter Gender: Female Pronunciation: Win-Ter Language origin of Wynter: Germanic Regional origin of Wynter: Northern Europe Languages Wynter is most common: English Religions Wynter is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: R, ter Alternative Spelling: Winter, Wintyr
Ximena
Meaning: Listener, hearer Gender: Female Pronunciation: Hee-Meh-Nah Language origin of Ximena: Germanic Regional origin of Ximena: Northern Europe Languages Ximena is most common: English Religions Ximena is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: X, Hee Last letter and sound: A, meh Alternative Spelling: Zimena, Xymeena