Pronunciation: [zˈakɑːɹi] (IPA) 
The name Zacharie can be spelled in several ways, but the most common one is with two 'a's. In IPA transcription, it is pronounced as /zækəri/. The 'a' sound is represented by the symbol /æ/, while the 'e' at the end is silent. This name is of Hebrew origin and means "God has remembered". It has been popular throughout the years and is often used as a boy's name. Despite being spelled differently, the pronunciation remains the same.
Zacharie is a masculine given name originating from the Hebrew name "Zekharyah." The name has biblical origins and is commonly found in Jewish and Christian traditions. It is derived from the Hebrew words "zakar," meaning "to remember," and "yah," which is a shortened form of the divine name of God. As such, Zacharie can be interpreted to mean "God remembers" or "remembered by God."
Individuals named Zacharie often possess traits that reflect their name's biblical significance. They tend to be thoughtful, compassionate, and committed to their beliefs. They have a strong sense of inner spirituality and strive to maintain a connection with a higher power, which is central to their sense of purpose and identity.
Zacharie is a name with a long history and is found in various cultures and regions around the world. It has variations in different languages, such as Zachary in English, Zacarías in Spanish, and Zakaria in Arabic. The popularity of the name has fluctuated over time, experiencing peaks in different eras and countries.
As a given name, Zacharie is often associated with notable individuals who have made contributions in various fields, such as art, literature, science, and sports. The name carries a sense of strength, honor, and reverence, adding a distinctive and meaningful touch to the individual who bears it.
The name "Zacharie" is a French variant of the name "Zachary" which has Hebrew origins. "Zachary" comes from the Hebrew name "Zekharyah" (זְכַרְיָה), meaning "remembered by God" or "Yahweh has remembered". It is derived from the Hebrew words "zachar" (זָכַר) meaning "to remember" and "Yah" (יָה), a shortened form of Yahweh, the Hebrew name for God. The French variant "Zacharie" is a phonetic adaptation of "Zachary" into the French language.
