Zek name meaning

Gender: Boy

Meaning: Strength of God, The Memory of the Lord, God will Strengthen, Abbreviation of Ezekiel and God Strengthens

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What does Zek mean?

The queer boy name Zek has its origin in Aramaic language. Zek is variation of biblical, darling and everlasting Zeke. Zeke is English and Hebrew equivalent of Ezekiel. Also Zeke is Hebrew and English form of Zachary.

Zeke is also English equivalent of Hezekiel. Queer Zeke has its origin in Aramaic and Hebrew languages, Zeke means "The Lord has Remembered, Strength of God and God will Strengthen".

Variants of Zek

Zeke, Ezekiel, Zachary, Hezekiel, Zeak, Chatzkel, Hesekiel, Sachairi, Sacharja, Zechariah, Zacharias

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How popular is the name Zek?

Zek is a rare baby name in United States however it is still in use. Also, Zek is a familiar name in Malaysia and Russia. According to our findings, at least 200 people have been bestowed Zek around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
2015	9544	7
1989	7904	5

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Numerological aspects of Zek

You would put other people's interests and wishes before yours just to see them happy. You create an independent opinion about everything and everyone and it affects your relationships in a negative way. To you, justice and honesty are the two most important things in life. People complain about your coldness. But these are the people that haven't had the chance to know you better. In order to earn more, use some of your many talents.

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