Zach

Zach is an English short form of Zachary, which itself derives from the Hebrew name Zechariah, meaning God has remembered, formed from the elements zakar (to remember) and yah (a reference to the divine name). The name has deep biblical roots, borne by numerous figures in the Hebrew scriptures as well as the father of John the Baptist in the New Testament. Zach has long functioned as both a standalone given name and a familiar nickname. Related forms include Zack, Zacharias, and Zachariah.