Zoila

Meaning of Zoila

Zoila springs from warm Spanish roots, carrying the ancient Greek word Zoē—“life”—in every syllable. It dances off the tongue like sunshine through citrus trees, promising liveliness, curiosity, and a spark of mischief. Families in Latin America have long chosen Zoila for girls destined to chase sunsets, spin tales, and light up any room with laughter. It’s a name that feels both timeless and fresh, perfect for a little adventurer who might paint her own path—or even her cat—before breakfast. With Zoila, every new day becomes a celebration of joy, color, and endless possibility.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as ZOH-ee-lah (/ˈzoʊ.i.lə/)

• Zoella
• Zola
• Zoya
• Zula
• Zelma
• Zorina