Origin and Meaning of Zek

Derived from the Hebrew name Ezekiel, meaning 'God strengthen' or 'God will strengthen.'

Origin: Hebrew - Zek is often considered a diminutive or informal variation of the name Ezekiel (Hebrew: יְחֶזְקֵאל), which combines the elements 'Yeze' (to strengthen) and 'El' (God).

• The name Zek is sometimes used as a nickname for Ezekiel, a prophet in the Hebrew Bible known for his prophecies during the Babylonian exile.
• Zek is not widely used as a standalone name but can be found among people seeking modern, short, and unique variations of traditional names.
• Notable figures with variations of the name Ezekiel include Ezekiel Elliott, a prominent American football player, and Ezekiel 25:17, a famous verse from the film 'Pulp Fiction.'
• Zek has gained some popularity as part of broader trends favoring shorter names and unique spellings in recent years.
• Related names include Ezekiel, Zeke, and the feminine version, Kezia, indicating a preference for both biblical and modern names.