Evey
Meaning of Evey
Evey (EE-vee) wraps classic roots and modern spark into a two-syllable delight. A playful offshoot of Eve or Evelyn, it traces back to the Hebrew “Chavah,” meaning “life,” and even tips its hat to the courageous heroine in V for Vendetta. With just 15 newborns named Evey in 2024—landing it around the 935th spot in U.S. popularity—it balances cozy familiarity with a dash of head-turning charm. Think of it as the friend who slips into a room unnoticed, then quietly steals the show (you might even catch well-meaning guests asking, “Where did you find that name?”). For parents craving warmth, originality, and a sprinkle of literary cool, Evey delivers every time.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as EE-vee (/ˈiːvi/)
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