Khloe

Meaning of Khloe

Khloe enters history like a young vine unfurling under the Mediterranean sun. Her roots lie in the ancient Greek Χλόη, an epithet of Demeter that means “fresh green shoot,” and she crossed the Adriatic with ease—picking up the crisp Greek “KHLOH-ee” and the softer English “KLOH-ee” along the way. Centuries later, a reality-TV spotlight whisked her onto center stage faster than a Vespa weaving through Roman traffic, and by 2010 she was flirting with the U.S. Top 50. Yet beneath the paparazzi sparkle, Khloe still carries the fragrance of spring wheat, a promise of renewal that feels as timeless as a Tuscan hillside at dawn. For parents, she offers an irresistible blend of classical pedigree, modern chic, and just enough dolce-vita charm to keep life interesting.

Pronunciation

Greek

• Pronunced as KHLOH-ee (/'xlo.i/)

English

• Pronunced as KLOH-ee (/'kloʊ.i/)

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