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Za |
Ziwa. " Radiance, splendid and active Light" |
1001  
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Zadiq |
Just, righteous, sacred, holy |
1000
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Zahir |
Shining |
1000
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Zahriel |
Wife of Hibul Ziwa (Miryai) |
1000
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Zakia, Zakaya |
Innocent, pure |
1000
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Zanga |
Bell |
1000
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Zangaya |
Bell Ringer |
1000
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Zarvan |
Personified Time, a name of God from Zaruthustrianism |
1002
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Zatan |
Satan |
1000
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Zawa |
Spouse |
1001
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Zawihta |
Radiance |
1000
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Zhap |
A name given to the hill of Carmel |
1001
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Zhara |
Brilliance, glory, splendor. (= Jewish Zohar) |
1000
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Zhir, Zhira |
Illuminated |
1000
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Zhirayta |
Rubrics (name insertions in liturgy) |
1000
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Zibna |
Time |
1000
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Zidqa |
Ritual meals for the deceased |
1000
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Zidqa brikha |
A ritual meal for the dead |
1000
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Zihvat Aina |
Quivering wellspring |
1000
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Zimya |
Curbed, restrained |
1000
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Ziqpa |
Rising of stars |
1000
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Zira |
Seed, semen, offspring |
1001
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Ziwa |
A form of male light. Radiant like the sun. Opposite of Noohra. Equivalent to the Taoist "Yang" |
1001
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Zrazta |
A scroll on which a protective charm is written |
1001
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