Zenith

Zenith originates from the Arabic word 'samt,' meaning 'path' or 'way.' In astronomy, it came to mean the point in the sky directly above an observer. This term traveled through Latin and medieval astronomy, becoming synonymous with the highest point, the peak of achievement.

The moment you say 'Zenith' aloud, you feel a sense of aspiration, of looking upward. It’s a name that suggests reaching for the stars. You imagine writing 'Zenith' on the cover of a notebook filled with your child's dreams, a constant reminder that they have the potential to reach any height they set their mind to.