Meaning and history
Zachariah is a variant of Zechariah, and this spelling appears in the King James Version of the Old Testament for one of the kings of Israel, who is called Zechariah in other versions.
20062006: 691 births, rank #415
2007: 640 births, rank #436
2008: 650 births, rank #439
2009: 657 births, rank #429
2010: 603 births, rank #445
20112011: 582 births, rank #458
2012: 643 births, rank #431
2013: 755 births, rank #399
2014: 669 births, rank #445
2015: 747 births, rank #417
20162016: 710 births, rank #436
2017: 705 births, rank #441
2018: 607 births, rank #484
2019: 620 births, rank #473
2020: 552 births, rank #520
20212021: 541 births, rank #543
2022: 565 births, rank #528
2023: 490 births, rank #585
2024: 517 births, rank #568
20252025: 558 births, rank #536
Zachariah rose from #568 to #538 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1992, with 874 births.