Zacariah is of Hebrew origin, meaning "remembered by God". It is a variant spelling of Zachariah, which was popularized by the New Testament figure Zechariah. The name gained prominence during the Middle Ages in England and has since been used sporadically throughout history. Zacariah is often associated with religious or literary contexts due to its biblical origins. It is a unique and distinctive name that may appeal to parents looking for something different for their child. As of 2018, Zacariah ranked #3765 in popularity in the United States.
Zacariah had a birth count of 5 babies named each year from 2008 onwards, making it quite uncommon during that time.