Zake

Zake is a masculine first name with Muslim roots, regarded as a variant of Zaki. The translation of Zake brings meanings such as "the pure from sin," "the pious," "the blessed," or "the righteous."

What does the name Zake mean?

The name Zake is a masculine first name of Muslim origin and is regarded as a variant of Zaki. It can be translated as "the pure from sin," "the pious," "the blessed," or "the righteous." Its roots lie in the Arabic language, being derived from the term zakiy, which means "pure," "virtuous," and "righteous." Alternatively, it could also stem from zaka, which means "to be pure," "to be righteous," "to be free from sin," and "pious." Other variants include Zakie, Zakiy, Zaqi, Zakia, Zakiya, and Zakiyya.

Where does the name Zake come from?

Zake has its roots in the Arabic language and means among other things "the pure from sin" or "the righteous." The Arabic components zakiy, meaning "pure," "virtuous," and "righteous," as well as zaka, meaning "to be pure," "to be righteous," "to be free from sin," and "pious," are significant for the etymology. The language is Arabic.

How do you pronounce Zake?

Zake is pronounced like 'Sake' with a Z at the beginning.

Popularity

In Germany, Zake is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in local name popularity lists so far. Its best placement was in 2004, when the name Zake ranked 869th in the name charts of Scotland. From 1974 to 2024, Zake was given as a first name in Scotland less than 10 times, earning it the 4,203rd place. However, in the last ten years, this name has not been given even once there.