American Accent:
British Accent:
Phonetic Spelling:
UK: /ˈzæk.aɪ/ (ZAK-eye)
US: /ˈzæk.aɪ/ (ZAK-eye)
Meaning:
Zaccai is a biblical name of Hebrew origin, meaning “pure” or “innocent.” It is derived from the Hebrew word Zakkai (זַכַּי), which carries the connotation of being clean or just.
Examples:
- “Zaccai was known for his integrity and strong moral values.”
- “The ancient records mention the family of Zaccai among those who returned to rebuild Jerusalem.”
Synonyms:
While names don’t have direct synonyms, similar names in meaning or origin include:
- Zakkai
- Zachary
- Zechariah
Antonyms:
There are no antonyms for proper names, especially biblical ones.
Etymology:
The name Zaccai originates from the Hebrew word Zakkai, meaning “pure” or “innocent.” It is mentioned in the Bible (Ezra 2:9 and Nehemiah 7:14) as the name of a family that returned from exile with Zerubbabel to help rebuild Jerusalem.
Common Mispronunciations:
Incorrect: “ZA-kai” or “ZACK-ay”
Correct: “ZAK-eye”
Usage Tips:
- Zaccai is often used in religious or historical contexts, especially for its biblical roots and association with purity.
- It’s a rare name that can also symbolize strength and integrity.
Word Family:
There is no direct word family for Zaccai, but related names and variants include:
- Zakkai
- Zachariah
- Zachary