Forename Zen

Around the globe, Zen (Zen , 藍 , ゼン ) is a common gender-neutral given name. The forename Zen is habitual in Mongolia, where it is a common female name, Syria, where it is quite a common largely boy's, but uncommonly girly name, and Brunei, where it is quite a rare boy's name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Indonesia, Mongolia, and Syria. More prevalently, Zen is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Zen

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Zen	Egypt, Italy, Indonesia, Syria, Mongolia
藍	China
ゼン	Japan
Дзэн	Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Cendre, Cinder, Dhyana, Sin, Zeñ, Zeń, Zinder, Zèn, Zèñ, Zén, Zéñ, Zên, Zêñ, Zën, Zëñ, Zēn, Zęn, Zęñ, Zẹn, Źen, Źêñ, Žeñ, Žéñ, Žéń, Žéň, Žêñ, Žêń, Žêň, Žëñ, Žëń, Žĕñ, Žęñ, Žěñ, Ζεν, Зен, Зень, Зьен, تشن, دين, زن, زين, เซน, 兹恩, 囎, 怎, 曾, 泽唔, 泽恩, 禅, 譖,

First name Zen in the context

Zen is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Kizuna AI , the Japanese virtual YouTuber; Ai Haibara , the fictional character from Detective Conan; Zen , the operatic character in the opera What Next? by Elliott Carter; a supposed seer and not much else; Zen Cartman , the Eric Cartman's Mystical set card in South Park: Phone Destroyer. and Zen , the character from "Blake's 7", and in many other works.