Zakhai
Meaning of Zakhai
Zakhai is a masculine name of Hebrew origin, derived from the root zakai (זַכָּי), which conveys the notions of purity and moral clarity. Articulated in English as zah-KY (/zɑˈkaɪ/), it first entered U.S. Social Security records in the late 2000s and has since maintained annual counts between five and twenty-eight newborns, yielding ranks from 880 to 925. This stability points to a deliberate, niche adoption, prized for its combination of historical resonance and phonetic distinctiveness. While Zakhai does not appear explicitly in biblical texts, it aligns with the broader Hebraic naming tradition, evoking integrity and intellectual acuity. Given its sub-thirty annual usage, parents choosing Zakhai can expect a high degree of individuality, positioning the name as an analytical selection that balances respect for tradition with contemporary rarity.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as zah-KY (/zɑˈkaɪ/)
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