Kloe
Meaning of Kloe
For parents seeking a name for their baby girl that bridges heritage and modern vibrancy, Kloe—pronounced “kloh”—dances like a flamenco flourish across sun-dappled plazas and behind rustling palm fronds. Born of the Greek word khloē, meaning “young green shoot,” and nurtured through Latin tongues, Kloe carries the promise of growth and renewal like a bud blossoming under a warm Mediterranean sun. In recent years it has gently threaded its way into American birth registries—appearing nearly forty times a year and settling within the top thousand names—a testament to its fresh allure. Soft yet spirited, this name evokes floral grace and the vibrant rhythms of a Latin paso doble, each syllable a step toward life’s potential, almost as refreshing as a splash of agua fresca on a sultry afternoon. Light-hearted in tone yet rich in tradition, Kloe invites families to embrace both timeless roots and contemporary flair.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kloh (/kloʊ/)
British English
- Pronunced as kloh (/klɔː/)
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Notable People Named Kloe
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