A name that means something.
Z"Fragrant flowering plant; beauty." Name of several women central to early Islam — a daughter of the Prophet ﷺ, one of his wives, and his granddaughter Zaynab bint Ali, who gave the famous sermon in Kufa after Karbala.
Arabic root: z-y-n — ز-ي-ن, to adorn — possibly a fragrant flowering plant
"Zaynab" is classical Arabic; "Zainab" is the South Asian spelling (Pakistani/Indian); "Zeynep" is Turkish — all name the same figure. Deeply honored in Shia Muslim families for Zaynab bint Ali.