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Zachariah
[ zak-uh-rahy-uh ]
noun
- the father of John the Baptist. Luke 1:5.
- a man referred to as a martyr by Jesus. Matthew 23:35; Luke 11:51.
- a male given name.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Zachariah1
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Example Sentences
Zachariah was a high-dollar fundraiser for George W. Bush and was cleared last year of federal insider-trading charges.
This sale is worthy of note, for the auctioneer was Zachariah Bourne, and not Cooper, as in the two former cases.
A bow-shot from thence, to the south, is the church where St. James and Zachariah the prophet were buried.
Mr. Zachariah Blemish held his head very high indeed that afternoon, for he did not owe a shilling in the world.
And Mr. Zachariah Blemish moved amongst his fellow-men, with his usual affability.
He even brought witnesses, who affirmed having seen Zachariah give the stone in their presence to the wife of Achior.
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