Zemi
Meaning of Zemi
Zemi (pronounced ZEM-ee) drifts in like a warm Caribbean breeze, carrying the spirit of the ancient Taíno people who once called their protective deities “zemí.” In that world, a zemí was both a guardian and a spark of life, so the name hums with energy, wonder, and a dash of mystery. It works for any child, boy or girl, and its short zip of two syllables feels playful yet strong—like a tiny drumbeat that makes everyone look up. Still rare in the United States, Zemi has hovered just inside the top thousand, giving parents the sweet spot of familiar-yet-unique. Picture a little one named Zemi growing up adventurous, kind, and rooted, as if island sunshine is always tucked in their pocket. It’s a small name with room for big dreams—and that makes all the difference.
Pronunciation
No Associated Language
- Pronunced as ZEM-ee (/ˈzɛm.i/)
English
- Pronunced as ZEM-ee (/ˈzɛmi/)
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Notable People Named Zemi
| Zemi Yenus - |
