Zale
Meaning of Zale
Zale is a spirited boy’s name with ancient Greek roots, meaning “sea-strength.” Pronounced zayl (/zeɪl/), it rolls off the tongue like a warm wave—playful yet powerful. Parents drawn to Latin flair will appreciate its subtle echo of mare (sea) and fortis (strength). Though delightfully rare—just eleven newborn Zales in the U.S. in 2024—it’s been steadily sailing up the charts, now anchored in the top 1000. The name conjures a humble lighthouse guiding ships through stormy seas, a beacon of calm confidence and adventurous spirit. Zale is like a one-syllable surf session, ready to hang ten across life’s big waves. It feels both mythic and refreshingly modern, perfect for a child destined to chart his own course.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as zayl (/zeɪl/)
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Notable People Named Zale
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