Zulu girl names.
317 names — open any of them for its meaning, sound and story.
Abongile“They have given thanks; they have praised.”/ah-bon-GEE-leh/anyAkhona“There is; a warm affirmation of presence and belonging”/ah-KHOH-nah/anyAmahle“Beautiful ones”/ah-MAH-hleh/femaleAmandawethu“Our strength and power”/ah-mahn-dah-WEH-too/anyAmandla“Strength, power, and inner resilience”/ah-MAN-dlah/anyAndile“They have grown or increased”/ahn-DEE-leh/anyAnele“They are enough; there is contentment”/ah-NEH-leh/anyAphiwe“They have been given; by extension, “a gift.””/ah-PEE-weh/anyAsanda“We are increasing/growing; increase.”/ah-SAHN-dah/anyAvuyile“They are joyful”/ah-voo-YEE-leh/anyAyanda“They are growing and flourishing”/ah-YAHN-dah/anyBambanani“Strength through unity, solidarity, and mutual support”/bam-bah-NAH-nee/anyBanele“They are enough; they bring a sense of fulfillment”/bah-NEH-leh/anyBawinile“They have won; a joyful name celebrating victory”/bah-wee-NEE-leh/femaleBekezela“Be patient and endure; better days will come”/beh-keh-ZEH-lah/anyBongiwe“She has been thanked; one for whom thanks are given”/bon-GEE-weh/femaleBuhle“Beauty; goodness and loveliness”/BOO-hleh/anyBulelani“Give thanks and gratitude”/boo-leh-LAH-nee/anyBuselaphi“Where did you come from?”/boo-seh-LAH-pee/femaleBusi“Blessed; one who has been blessed.”/BOO-see/femaleBusisa“To bless; a blessing”/boo-SEE-sah/anyBusisiwe“Blessed; she has been blessed”/boo-see-SI-weh/femaleBuyisile“A child who has brought someone or something back to the family”/boo-yee-SEE-leh/anyBuyisiwe“The one who has been brought back, a cherished return to the family”/boo-yee-SEE-weh/femaleCebile“Wealthy; rich.”/seh-BEE-leh/femaleCebisile“One who has advised or helped”/seh-bee-SEE-leh/anyCelisiwe“She has been asked for; she was requested.”/seh-lee-SEE-weh/femaleChuma“Wealth and prosperity; a hopeful wish for abundance”/CHOO-mah/anyDeliwe“She/he has comforted; comforter.”/deh-LEE-weh/femaleDuduzile“One who brings comfort and reassurance”/doo-doo-ZEE-leh/femaleDumisile“She has brought honor and praise”/doo-mee-SEE-leh/femaleFanele“Suitable, fitting, or appropriate.”/fah-NEH-leh/anyFezile“Has accomplished; has achieved; has been fulfilled.”/feh-ZEE-leh/anyFikelile“Has arrived.”/fee-kee-LEE-leh/anyFikile“She has arrived; a welcomed new arrival”/fee-KEE-leh/femaleFikiswa“Has been caused or brought to arrive.”/fee-KEE-swah/anyFundile“Educated; learned.”/foon-DEE-leh/anyFundiswa“Has been educated.”/foon-DEE-swah/femaleFuneka“Needed; wanted.”/foo-NEH-kah/femaleGabisile“She has brought happiness and joy”/gah-bee-SEE-leh/femaleGabriella“God is my strength.”/gay-bree-EL-a/femaleGcinile“Has kept; has preserved.”/gchee-NEE-leh/femaleGcinisile“Has kept; has preserved.”/gkee-nee-SEE-leh/femaleGrace“Grace, kindness, and God's generous favour”/GRAYS/femaleGugu“A precious treasure”/GOO-goo/anyHlalisile“Has settled; has caused settling.”/hla-lee-SEE-leh/femaleHlanganani“Come together; unite.”/hlahn-gah-NAH-nee/anyHlengiwe“Redeemed; saved”/hlen-GEE-weh/femaleHleziphi“Where are the beautiful ones/things?”/hleh-ZEE-pee/femaleHloniphile“A respected and honorable woman”/hlaw-nee-PEE-leh/femaleHlonipho“Honor, respect, and dignity”/hlaw-NEE-poh/anyHope“A hopeful blessing and confident expectation”/HOHP/femaleInhlanhla“Good luck and fortune”/in-HLAHN-hlah/anyIsibindi“Courage, bravery, and a fearless spirit”/ee-see-BEEN-dee/anyIthemba“Hope for good things to come”/ee-TEM-bah/anyJabulile“She has brought joy and happiness”/jah-boo-LEE-leh/femaleKhanyisile“She has brought light”/khahn-yee-SEE-leh/femaleKhaya“Home; a child who brings the family together”/KHAH-yah/anyKhethiwe“The chosen one.”/keh-TEE-weh/femaleKholeka“Be credible; be believable.”/khoh-LEH-kah/femaleKholekile“Has become credible; believable.”/khoh-leh-KEE-leh/femaleKholiwe“Has believed; believed.”/khoh-LEE-weh/femaleKhulani“May you grow, thrive, and reach your full potential”/koo-LAH-nee/anyKhulekani“Pray”/koo-leh-KAH-nee/anyKhulekile“Has prayed; one who has prayed.”/khoo-LEH-kee-leh/femaleKhululekile“Free; liberated.”/khoo-loo-LEH-kee-leh/anyKhululiwe“Freed, released, or liberated.”/khoo-loo-LEE-weh/femaleKhwezi“Morning star; a light that guides the way”/KWEH-zee/anyKuhle“Good, beautiful, or wonderful”/KOOH-leh/anyKwanda“Growth, increase, or it is increasing.”/KWAHN-dah/anyKwanele“It is enough; the family is complete”/kwah-NEH-leh/anyLanga“Sun; warmth, brightness, and life”/LAH-ngah/anyLibusiso“Blessing.”/lee-boo-SEE-soh/anyLihle“Beautiful; lovely”/LEE-hleh/anyLindelani“Wait for us; a child whose arrival was lovingly awaited”/lin-deh-LAH-nee/anyLindelwa“Awaited, expected, or hoped for.”/lin-DEHL-wah/femaleLindiwe“The long-awaited one, joyfully welcomed home”/lin-DEE-weh/femaleLindokuhle“Expecting something beautiful and good ahead”/lin-doh-KOOH-leh/anyLisakhanya“Still shining brightly”/lee-sah-KHAN-yah/anyLiyanda“Growing and flourishing”/lee-YAN-dah/anyLondeka“A child surrounded by safety and protection”/lon-DEH-kah/femaleLondiwe“The long-awaited one”/lon-DEE-weh/femaleLondoloza“A strong guardian who protects what matters”/lon-doh-LOH-zah/anyLulama“Be well; recover; be healed.”/loo-LAH-mah/anyLungelo“Privilege, rightful place, and what is just”/loon-GEH-loh/anyLungile“Good, right, and virtuous”/loon-GEE-leh/anyLungiswa“Prepared, restored, and set right”/loon-GEE-swah/femaleLusanda“New; it is new.”/loo-SUN-dah/femaleLusizo“Help, assistance, or support.”/loo-SEE-zoh/anyLuthando“Love and affection”/loo-TAHN-doh/anyLuyanda“Growth is increasing”/loo-YAHN-dah/anyLwandile“The family has grown and flourished”/lwan-DEE-leh/anyLwandle“Ocean or sea; vastness and strength”/LWAHN-dleh/anyLwazi“Knowledge and understanding”/LWAH-zee/anyMakhosazana“Princesses; a feminine name associated with princesshood.”/mah-khoh-sah-ZAH-nah/femaleMakhosi“Chiefs, kings, or rulers.”/mah-KHOH-see/anyMandisa“Sweetness; a sweet one.”/mahn-DEE-sah/femaleMandlakazi“Great strength and power”/man-dlah-KAH-zee/anyMangaliso“A miracle and a wonderful surprise”/mahn-gah-LEE-soh/femaleMaria“A traditional Zulu name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”/ma-REE-a/femaleMawande“May the family continue to grow and flourish”/mah-WAHN-deh/anyMayibongwe““May it be praised” or “let it be praised.””/my-ee-BONG-weh/femaleMbalenhle“Beautiful flower”/m-bah-lehn-HLEH/femaleMbali“Flower; beauty as it blooms”/M-bah-lee/femaleMbongeni“Give thanks”/m-boh-NGEH-nee/anyMfundo“Education; learning.”/m-FOON-doh/anyMinenhle“Beautiful day.”/mee-nen-hleh/femaleMkabayi“A historic royal name associated with Princess Mkabayi and strong leadership”/m-kah-BYE/femaleMpendulo“Answer or response”/m-pen-DOO-loh/anyMpilo“Life.”/m-PEE-law/anyMpumelelo“Success, achievement, and prosperity”/mpoo-meh-LEH-loh/anyMthokozisi“One who brings joy and thanksgiving”/mt-koh-zee-SEE/anyMuhle“Beautiful”/MOO-hleh/anyMuzi“Home or homestead, a warm symbol of belonging”/MOO-zee/anyMvelo“Nature; the natural world and the essence of life”/MVEH-loh/anyNandi“Sweet one; also a celebrated royal name in Zulu history”/NAHN-dee/femaleNcamisile“She has made things sweet or pleasant; a name of warmth and delight”/nchah-mee-SEE-leh/femaleNhlanhla“Good fortune, luck, and blessing”/n-HLAHN-hlah/anyNkosazana“Princess, young royal, or little lady”/n-koh-sah-ZAH-nah/femaleNkululeko“Freedom and liberty”/n-koo-loo-LEH-koh/anyNobandla“Of the assembly, congregation, or community; conventionally interpreted as “mother of the assembly.””/noh-BAHN-dlah/femaleNobantu“Of/with the people; conventionally “mother of the people.””/noh-BAHN-too/femaleNobathule“Associated with silence or quietness; conventionally “mother of the quiet ones/silence.””/noh-bah-THOO-leh/femaleNobuhle“A child associated with beauty and loveliness”/noh-BOO-hleh/femaleNobukhosi“Of royalty, kingship, or chieftaincy; conventionally “mother of royalty.””/noh-boo-KHOH-see/femaleNobungani“A woman of friendship and fellowship”/noh-boon-GAH-nee/femaleNobuntu“Mother of humanity, kindness, and good character”/noh-BOON-too/femaleNokhuleko“A prayerful one; prayer”/noh-khoo-LEH-koh/femaleNokubonga“A life surrounded by gratitude and thanksgiving”/noh-koo-BON-gah/femaleNokuhle“A beautiful one; a child surrounded by beauty”/noh-KOO-hleh/femaleNokukhanya“Light; conventionally “mother of light.””/noh-koo-KHAN-yah/femaleNokululeko“Freedom and the hope of living unrestrained”/noh-koo-LOO-leh-koh/femaleNokulunga“Goodness, virtue, and righteousness”/noh-koo-LOON-gah/femaleNokuphila“Life; living; conventionally “mother of life.””/noh-koo-PEE-lah/femaleNokuthokoza“With joy and happiness”/noh-koo-toh-KOH-zah/femaleNokuthula“Peace, calm, and gentleness”/noh-koo-TOO-lah/femaleNokuzithoba“A child associated with humility and modesty”/noh-koo-zee-TOH-bah/femaleNokuzola“Peaceful, gentle, and composed”/noh-koo-ZOH-lah/femaleNokwanda“Increase; growth; expansion.”/noh-KWAHN-dah/femaleNokwazi“Mother of knowledge and wisdom”/noh-KWAH-zee/femaleNoluthando“A child surrounded by love”/noh-loo-TAHN-doh/femaleNolwazi“Mother of knowledge; wise and well-informed”/noh-LWAH-zee/femaleNomagugu“A woman of treasures; precious and treasured”/noh-mah-GOO-goo/femaleNomalanga“Of the day(s), sunlight, or daylight; conventionally “mother of the day(s).””/noh-mah-LAHN-gah/femaleNomandla“Mother of strength; a name wishing courage and inner power”/nom-MUN-dlah/femaleNombuso“Mother of the kingdom, governance, or authority.”/nom-BOO-soh/femaleNomcebo“Mother of wealth or abundance.”/nom-TSEH-boh/femaleNomfihlo“Mother of a secret; associated with secrecy or mystery.”/nohm-FEEH-loh/femaleNomfundo“Mother of education, learning, or knowledge.”/nom-FOON-doh/femaleNomkhosi“Associated with celebration and ceremony”/nohm-KOH-see/femaleNomonde“Mother of patience; a patient and steady person”/noh-MOHN-deh/femaleNompilo“Mother of life; a beautiful affirmation of vitality and blessing”/nom-PEE-loh/femaleNompumelelo“A life marked by success and prosperity”/nom-poo-meh-LEH-loh/femaleNomsa“With kindness and grace”/NOHM-sah/femaleNomsebenzi“Mother of work or labour.”/nohm-BEHN-zee/femaleNomthandazo“A child welcomed with prayer and spiritual hope”/nom-tahn-DAH-zoh/femaleNomusa“Kindness and grace”/noh-MOO-sah/femaleNomvelo“Mother of nature or creation; a name honoring the natural world and origins”/nom-VEH-loh/femaleNomvula“Mother of rain; a blessing of life-giving rain”/noh-MVOO-lah/femaleNomzamo“Mother of effort, striving, or struggle.”/nohm-ZAH-moh/femaleNondumiso“One who has praise”/non-doo-MEE-soh/femaleNonhlanhla“One who has good fortune”/non-HLAHN-hlah/femaleNonhle“Beautiful one; mother of beauty.”/NOHN-hleh/femaleNonkululeko“Mother of freedom or liberation.”/non-koo-loo-LEH-koh/femaleNontando“Mother of love.”/non-TAN-doh/femaleNontle“Beautiful one; mother of beauty.”/non-tleh/femaleNontobeko“Mother of humility, meekness, or obedience.”/non-toh-BEH-koh/femaleNontokozo“With joy and happiness”/noh-n-toh-KOH-zoh/femaleNosipho“One who has a gift”/noh-SEE-poh/femaleNosizwe“Mother of the nation.”/noh-SEE-zweh/femaleNothando“A child born into love”/noh-TAHN-doh/femaleNothembeka“Mother of trust; trustworthy and dependable”/noh-tem-BEH-kah/femaleNothembi“Mother of hope.”/noh-THEM-bee/femaleNothile“Prosperous or wealthy one.”/noh-TEE-leh/femaleNothula“With peace; peaceful one”/noh-TOO-lah/femaleNoxolo“Mother of peace; one who brings reconciliation”/noh-KHOH-loh/femaleNqobile“One who overcomes and is victorious”/n-koh-BEE-leh/anyNtando“Will, desire, purpose, or love.”/n-TAHN-doh/anyNtandoyenkosi“The will or desire of the Lord/God.”/n-tahn-doh-yen-KOH-see/anyNtandoyesizwe“The will or desire of the nation.”/n-tahn-doh-yeh-SEE-zweh/anyNtokozo“A joyful, happy child”/n-toh-KOH-zoh/anyNtombenhle“Beautiful girl or beautiful daughter.”/ntohm-BEHN-hleh/femaleNtombi“Girl; daughter; young woman.”/ntohm-BEE/femaleNtombifuthi“A girl again, warmly welcomed as another daughter in the family”/ntom-bee-FOO-tee/femaleNtombikayise“Father’s girl; a beloved daughter with a strong family bond”/ntom-bee-kah-YEE-seh/femaleNtombizodwa“The only girl in the family”/ntom-bee-ZOH-dwah/femalePhakamile“Has risen; has been raised or elevated.”/pah-kah-MEE-leh/femalePhakamiso“An uplifting or raising up; one who brings encouragement”/pah-kah-MEE-soh/anyPhaphama“Awaken to life and opportunity”/pah-PAH-mah/anyPhikelela“A reminder to keep going, no matter the difficulty”/pee-keh-LEH-lah/anyPhikelelani“Keep persevering and remain strong through every season”/pee-keh-leh-LAH-nee/anyPhila“Live fully and flourish”/PEE-lah/anyPhindile“She has returned, bringing renewed hope to the family”/pin-DEE-leh/femalePhindisiwe“Has been returned; has been restored.”/pin-dee-SEE-weh/femalePhumelela“May you succeed, prosper, and flourish”/poo-meh-LEH-lah/anyPhumelele“One who has achieved success and brings pride”/poo-meh-LEH-leh/anyPhumla“Rest; rest peacefully.”/POOM-lah/femalePhumzile“Has rested; is at rest.”/poom-ZEE-leh/femaleQhakaza“Blossom; bloom.”/kah-KAH-zah/femaleQhamukile“One who has emerged or come into the world”/kha-moo-KEE-leh/anyQhawe“Hero, brave one, or champion”/GHAH-weh/anyQhawekazi“Heroine; a brave and admirable woman”/khah-weh-KAH-zee/femaleQhelile“Has moved away; is distant. Its use as a personal name is attested, but “distinguished” is not the direct lexical meaning.”/kheh-LEE-leh/femaleQhubeka“Keep moving forward with courage and determination”/koo-BEH-kah/anyQhubekani“A hopeful call to persevere and carry on”/koo-beh-KAH-nee/anyQinile“A strong and steadfast woman”/kee-NEE-leh/femaleQinisani“May you grow strong and help strengthen those around you”/kee-nee-SAH-nee/anyQinisile“Steadfast, strong, and true to herself”/kee-nee-SEE-leh/femaleQiniso“Truth; a truthful and sincere person”/kee-NEE-soh/anyQondile“Straight; right; correct; upright.”/kॉन-DEE-leh/anySakhile“We have built a strong foundation and come through challenges”/sah-KHEE-leh/anySamukelisiwe“She has been welcomed and warmly received”/sah-moo-keh-lee-SEE-weh/femaleSamukelo“Welcome or acceptance; a child lovingly received into the family”/sah-moo-KEH-loh/anySanele“We are satisfied; our family is complete”/sah-NEH-leh/anySanelisiwe““We have been satisfied/contented,” or “we are content.””/sah-neh-lee-SEE-weh/femaleSboniso“One who shows or reveals”/s-boh-NEE-soh/anySebenzile““She has worked” / “has worked.””/seh-ben-ZEE-leh/femaleSenamile““We have enough” or “we are content/satisfied.””/seh-na-MEE-leh/femaleSenzo“Deed, action, or achievement”/SEHN-zoh/anySibambene““We hold each other” / “we are united.””/see-bam-BEH-neh/anySibongile“We are thankful; we have given thanks”/see-bon-GEE-leh/femaleSibusisiwe“Blessed and richly favoured”/see-boo-see-SWEH-leh/femaleSifiso“Desire or cherished wish”/see-FEE-soh/anySihle“Beautiful or good”/SEE-hleh/anySilungile“All is well; a child who brings goodness and well-being”/see-loon-GEE-leh/anySimelisiwe“We have been represented.”/see-meh-lee-SEE-weh/femaleSimelokuhle“We stand for what is good.”/see-meh-loh-KOOH-leh/anySimphiwe“We have been given this child as a precious gift”/seem-PHEE-weh/anySinakekelwe“We have been cared for / looked after.”/see-nah-keh-KEL-weh/femaleSindiwe“We have waited.”/sin-DEE-weh/femaleSinethemba“We have hope and confidence in the future”/see-neh-TEM-bah/anySinikeziwe“We have been given.”/see-nee-keh-ZEE-weh/femaleSinikiwe“We have been given her as a precious gift”/see-nee-KEE-weh/femaleSinqoba“Together, we overcome every challenge”/see-N-koh-bah/anySinqobile“We have overcome and triumphed”/see-n-koh-BEE-leh/anySiphesihle“A beautiful gift and blessing to the family”/see-peh-SEE-hleh/anySiphokazi“Female gift; gift daughter.”/see-poh-KAH-zee/femaleSiphumelele“We have made it through and succeeded”/see-poo-meh-LEH-leh/anySisipho“A child welcomed as a precious gift”/see-SEE-poh/anySithembekile“We are faithful and trustworthy”/see-tem-beh-KEE-leh/anySithembile“We have hoped; we have trusted.”/see-tem-BEE-leh/anySithembiso“A promise; one who can be trusted”/see-tem-BEE-soh/anySiyabonga“We give thanks”/see-yah-BON-gah/anySiyajabula“We are rejoicing because of this child”/see-yah-jah-BOO-lah/anySiyakhula“We are growing—an expression of hope for a flourishing life”/see-yah-KHOO-lah/anySiyamthanda“We love him or her”/see-yah-m-TAN-dah/anySiyamukela“A warmly welcomed child received with joy”/see-yah-moo-KEH-lah/anySiyanda“We are growing”/see-yahn-DAH/anySiyasanga“We embrace; we hug.”/see-yah-SAHN-gah/anySiyathokoza“We are happy and celebrating”/see-yah-toh-KOH-zah/anySiyazama“We are striving and persevering”/see-yah-ZAH-mah/anySizakele“We have been helped”/see-zah-KEH-leh/anySizani“Help us; a loving appeal for support and blessing”/see-ZAH-nee/femaleSizile“We have come/arrived.”/see-ZEE-leh/femaleSiziphiwe“We have been given; we have been gifted.”/see-zee-PEE-weh/femaleSizophila“We will live”/see-zoh-PEE-lah/anySlindile“We have waited.”/sleen-DEE-leh/femaleSmangele“We are amazed; astonished.”/smah-NGEH-leh/femaleSthabile“We are happy.”/stah-BEE-leh/femaleThabile“She who is joyful and happy”/tah-BEE-leh/femaleThabisa“One who brings happiness and joy”/tah-BEE-sah/femaleThabisile“She has made us happy; has brought happiness.”/tah-bee-SEE-leh/femaleThandazile“She has been prayed for and welcomed with hope”/than-dah-ZEE-leh/femaleThandeka“Beloved; one who is worthy of love”/tahn-DEH-kah/femaleThandekile“Loved one; one who is loved.”/tahn-deh-KEE-leh/femaleThandiwe“Beloved and cherished”/tahn-DEE-weh/femaleThando“Love”/TAHN-doh/anyThandokuhle“Beautiful love”/tan-doh-KOO-hleh/anyThandoluhle“Love that is beautiful and good”/tan-doh-LOO-hleh/anyThandolwethu“Our love; a child who unites the family in affection”/than-doh-LWEH-too/anyThembeka“Trustworthy, faithful, and dependable”/tem-BEH-kah/femaleThembekile“Faithful, trustworthy, and true-hearted”/tem-beh-KEE-leh/anyThembelihle“Beautiful hope for a joyful future”/tem-beh-LEE-hleh/anyThembi“Hope; trust/faith.”/TEM-bee/femaleThobeka“Be humble; one who embodies humility”/toh-BEH-kah/femaleThobile“Humble; one who has become humble.”/toh-BEE-leh/femaleThokoza“Be happy and celebrate”/toh-KOH-zah/anyThokozile“She has brought happiness and celebration”/toh-koh-ZEE-leh/femaleThula“Quiet, calm, and peaceful”/TOO-lah/anyThuli“Quiet one; be quiet.”/TOO-lee/femaleThulile“Peaceful, quiet, and gentle”/too-LEE-leh/femaleThulisile“She has become calm and peaceful”/too-lee-SEE-leh/femaleThuluxolo“Peaceful and calm”/too-loo-KHOH-loh/anyVumile“Has agreed; has consented.”/voo-MEE-leh/anyVusile“Has come to life; has revived/awakened.”/voo-SEE-leh/anyVusisiwe“She has been blessed.”/voo-see-SEE-weh/femaleVuyani“Rejoice and be glad”/voo-YAH-nee/anyVuyiswa“She has been made happy; a name celebrating joy and gladness”/voo-YEE-swah/femaleVuyo“Joy; happiness.”/VOO-yaw/anyWandile“Has increased; has grown.”/wahn-DEE-leh/anyWandisa“Increase; cause to increase.”/wan-DEE-sah/anyWandiswa“She has been increased.”/wan-DEE-swah/femaleXolile“Has forgiven; has become calm/at peace.”/kho-LEE-leh/anyXolisile“Has apologized; has sought or brought calm/peace.”/khoh-lee-SEE-leh/anyYamkela“Welcome and receive this beloved child”/yam-KEH-lah/anyYandisa“Increase and grow; a blessing that brings the family abundance”/yan-DEE-sah/anyYenzekile“It has happened.”/yen-zeh-KEE-leh/femaleZakhele“A self-reliant person who builds a strong future”/zah-KHEH-leh/anyZama“Try; make an effort.”/ZAH-mah/anyZamantungwa“A historic Zulu female personal name, conventionally understood as referring to striving for the Ntungwa/Zulu people.”/zah-mahn-TOONG-wah/femaleZamile“She has tried; she has made an effort.”/zah-MEE-leh/femaleZamukelisiwe“She has been welcomed or received; a name celebrating a warmly embraced child”/zah-moo-keh-lee-SEE-weh/femaleZamukeliswa“She is being welcomed/received; she has been welcomed.”/zah-moo-keh-LEE-swah/femaleZandile“The family has grown; there are more of us now”/zahn-DEE-leh/femaleZandisiwe“They have been increased.”/zahn-dee-SWEE-weh/femaleZanele“The family has enough; this child completes us”/zah-NEH-leh/femaleZikhona“They are present; they have arrived”/zee-KHOH-nah/anyZimbali“Flowers; flourishing beauty and abundance”/zeem-BAH-lee/anyZimisele“Determined, focused, and ready to reach great goals”/zee-mee-SEH-leh/anyZinhle“Beautiful ones; beautiful child”/ZIN-hleh/femaleZinikele“Devoted; dedicated; having devoted oneself.”/zee-nee-KEH-leh/anyZiyanda“They are increasing; they are growing.”/zee-YAHN-dah/anyZodwa“Only one or unique”/ZOH-dwah/femaleZolile“Calm and peaceful”/zoh-LEE-leh/anyZonke“All; everything.”/ZON-keh/femaleZukisa“Bring glory and honour”/zoo-KEE-sah/anyZwelethu“Our country or homeland”/zweh-LEH-too/any