זקי

Zaki is an ancient and rare Hebrew name derived from the root Z-K-Y, which appears in the Bible and rabbinic literature with various profound meanings. The name carries connotations of purity, merit, innocence, and moral and spiritual cleanliness. In Biblical Hebrew, the word "zaki" describes a state of inner purity, of a person who is acquitted in judgment, who is clean from sin and guilt. The root Z-K-Y is also connected to the concept of merit - the moral and spiritual righteousness that grants a person the status of being just and upright. The name Zaki carries a unique character of gentleness and spiritual depth. In Jewish culture, the concept of "zakai" or "zaki" describes not only legal innocence but also a state of spiritual and soul purity. This is a name that expresses an aspiration for a life of integrity, truth, and justice. Parents who choose this name express hope that their child will grow to be a person of good character, clean of hands and pure of heart, maintaining high moral values and seeking truth and justice in all their ways. The name reflects a deep connection to Jewish heritage and to values of purity and integrity. In Jewish history, the name Zaki was more common in Sephardic and Mizrahi communities, especially among the Jews of North Africa and the Middle East. In these communities, the name was perceived as an expression of noble character traits and an aspiration for a life of holiness and purity. Today, the name Zaki is considered rare and special, attracting parents seeking a short, meaningful name with spiritual depth. The name is suitable for both boys and girls, though it is more commonly used for boys. The soft and gentle sound of the name, combined with its profound meaning, makes it a touching and meaningful choice for families wishing to preserve Jewish tradition while expressing values of purity, justice, and moral integrity.

זַכִּי

Zaki | Zakki | Zachi

Boy and Girl

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Job 17:9 - And he who is pure of hands will grow stronger

In Kabbalah, the name Zaki symbolizes the quality of purity and spiritual merit. The root Z-K-Y is connected to the Sefirah of Yesod, representing the righteous person who is the foundation of the world. The name expresses the spiritual power of a person to merit themselves and their generation, representing the aspiration for spiritual elevation and achieving a state of absolute inner purity.

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Zaki Shalom (Israeli social activist) | Zaki Cohen (Rabbi and Torah scholar) | Zaki Anwar (Egyptian-American actor)

זכריה | זכאי | זיו | צדוק | זבולון

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