Zev—pronounced ZEV, rhyming with “rev”—springs from the Hebrew word for “wolf,” and carries all the moonlit mystique and quiet power that animal implies. Short, sleek, and impossible to miss, Zev feels every bit as modern as Jack or Finn while still tracing a proud line back through centuries of Jewish tradition (it’s a streamlined form of Ze’ev). In the United States, Zev has padded steadily up the popularity charts, usually hanging around the 600s and 700s, which means parents get that sweet spot of familiar-yet-distinct. Picture a little Zev: curious eyes, ready to explore, a natural leader of the playground pack. The name packs an energetic growl into just three letters, offering boys a badge of courage, loyalty, and quiet confidence from the very first roll call.
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