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The name Ziningi short for Ziningizibusisozam is one of the most rare names given to girls in the Zulu Culture. The name has been first given to a baby girl over 120 years ago in a town now known as Mtubatuba, Kwa-Zulu Natal
Ziningi is the most talented child in the whole school
Ziningi by killercapone May 28, 2022
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zinnaiyah 

Zinnaiyah is someone who is very caring. Heart to Heart. She tries to put on this tough outside because she’s so mushy on the inside. Brutally honest and doesn’t care about it. If you’re genuine and loyal to her she’ll do just about anything for you. It takes someone she really loves and care about to get her to bring her guard down. Although she seem to be happy she go through things alone because she doesn’t want to bother other people with her problems. Undercover sweetheart.
Zinnaiyah is so fun to be around.
zinnaiyah by Mark Towens November 23, 2021
Zininzi means 'many'. It is a very beautiful and rare isiXhosa name. This usually refers to a brave and empathic person who is selfless and Very intelligent.
Zininzi intsikelelo ezizoza naye which means 'Many Blessings'.

Zininzi intombi which means 'There are many girls in this family'.

Zininzi izinto ezintle ezizoza ngaye which means that 'there are many things that will be accomplished through her'.
Zininzi by Sibahle November 23, 2021
A word meaning "alot" or "many" in the Zulu language of the Zulu culture of South Africa
Ziningi izikomo ekhaya kwa Dlamini
Ziningi by killercapone May 28, 2022
Just copped a zip(ounce) of sum zinini you tryna match?
zinini by xlvxndr June 4, 2024
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