זְכַרְיָהוּ

The Hebrew word "ze.khar.yah" (Strong's number: H2148M) is a proper name, specifically a personal name, known as Zechariah. This name is used only once in the Bible, indicating its unique significance. The name is composed of two elements: "zakar" (remembrance) and "yah" (God or Yahweh), which together convey the meaning of "God remembers" or "God is remembered." As a proper name, Zechariah is not a common noun with a specific definition or range of usage. Instead, it serves as a unique identifier for an individual, likely a person of significance in the biblical narrative. The use of this name suggests that the person it refers to is associated with remembrance or has a notable connection to God.