9 surnames on this site, with what each one means.
ZamoraPlace · rank 540A Spanish habitational surname for someone from Zamora in northwestern Spain.
ZavalaPlace · rank 654A Basque and Spanish topographic or habitational surname from zabala or zabal, “wide,” “broad,” or “open plain.”
ZhangNickname · rank 252Chinese surname written 张/張, associated with “to stretch” or “to draw a bow,” alongside several historical lineages.
ZhaoPlace · rank 877A Chinese surname 趙/赵 taken from the ancient Zhao fief and state in Shanxi; also romanized Chao, Chiu, and Vietnamese Triệu.
ZhengPlace · rank 781A Chinese surname written 鄭/郑, traditionally from the ancient state of Zheng; also occasionally 正, “upright” or “just.”
ZhouPlace · rank 871A Chinese surname 周, “surrounding” or “whole,” taken from the Zhou dynasty and its royal fief; also written Chou, Chow, Chew, and related forms.
ZhuPlace · rank 966A Chinese surname (朱), linked with the ancient state of Zhu (邾) and a character meaning “vermilion.”
ZimmermanOccupation · rank 382An occupational surname from German Zimmermann, “carpenter” or “woodworker.”
ZunigaPlace · rank 587A Spanish and Basque habitational surname from Zúñiga in Navarre, historically written Estúñiga or Estuniga.