Modern Times
- Nicola Zaccaria (1923–2007), Greek opera singer
- Paul Zacharia (born 1945), Indian writer & activist
- Karl Eduard Zachariae (1812–1894), German jurist
- Christian Zacharias (born 1950), German pianist and conductor
- Ellis M. Zacharias (1890–1961), Rear admiral United States navy
- Helmut Zacharias (1920–2002), German violinist
- Jerrold R. Zacharias (1905–1986), American scientist and engineer
- Miguel Zacarías (1905–2006), Mexican film director
- Otto Zacharias (1846–1916), German biologist, popular scientific journalist
- Ravi Zacharias (born 1946), Canadian-American author and Christian apologist
- Chris Zachary (1944–2003), American baseball player
- Pat Zachry (born 1952), American baseball player
- Thomas Zacharias (died 1892), Baseball umpire
- Tom Zachary (1896–1944), American baseball player
- Mildred "Babe" Zaharias (1911–1956), versatile American athlete
- Fareed Zakaria (born 1964), Indian-American journalist
- Hanadi Zakaria al-Hindi (born 1978), first Saudi female commercial airline pilot
- Rafiq Zakaria (1920–2005), Indian politician and Islamic scholar
- Zulkarnain Zakaria (born 1974), Indonesian footballer
- Sascha Zacharias (born 1979), Swedish Actress
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