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I love Zachary and Zachariah is nice too but I'm more likely to use Zachary (which also answers your second question). I like Zack.

I definitely do not Zachariah, too biblical. The name Zachary itself isn't too bad. It's a cool name. I like the nickname Zack. Zach seems unfinished.

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I like both Zachary and Zachariah, but of the two I'd pick Zachary. Zachary has all the charm of Zachariah but removes some of the fuss.

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Oddly, perhaps, I don't feel the same about Jeremy / Jeremiah. I love Jeremiah but hate Jeremy. Jeremy sounds bratty and whiney.

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Edited because I'd typed Zachariah when I meant Zachary.

This message was edited 6/14/2017, 11:10 AM

Its kind of forgettable, which shouldn't be the case since its a Z name. It also inevitably gets shortened to Zack, Zach, or Zac. Zachariah is more notable but has the same nickname issue.

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I would prefer Zacchaeus, but of course it has the same issue.

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I don't like Zak because its like Gak. I don't like Zach because his peers will pronounce every letter (like zatch), Zac looks incomplete, so I guess the remainder is Zack.

I love Zachary. I like Zack as a nn, but the spelling Zackary looks like an error, and I'm not a fan. Zachariah is attractive, but Zachary is slightly more usable, in my view, and I prefer it - but you could use Zack, either way.

It appeals to me much more than Zachariah, but still not enough to use.

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I prefer Zachary to Zackary, and Zac as a nn.

I like Zachary (this spelling), but not Zachariah

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I don't like Zack however you spell it