Khloie
Meaning of Khloie
Khloie’s roots trace back to the ancient Greek name Chloe, meaning “green shoot”—a beacon of spring’s first tender blooms and the eternal whisper of nature’s renewal; her respelling with a K lends a modern Latin vibrancy, as if she sparkles under the warm embrace of a salsa-infused twilight. She rolls off the tongue like a soft serenade at dusk—and, with a dash of lighthearted flair, resembles a piñata bursting with confetti, forever ready to surprise—playfully poised between tradition and spirited originality. Though she flutters modestly within the tapestry of American births, gently weaving in and out of the top thousand—hovering around ranks in the nine-hundreds—Khloie stands as a hidden gem, eagerly chosen by hearts yearning for names both familiar and freshly inspired. Enthusiastic and lush in promise, she evokes the fertile promise of fresh brotes verdes and dawn-lit fiestas, inviting each niña to unfurl her petals, dance in her own light, and embody the vivacious warmth of a Latin sun-kissed mañana.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kloh-ee (/kloʊˈi/)
British English
- Pronunced as kloh-ee (/klɔˈi/)
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