Origin and Meaning of Echoe

A sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again.

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'echo', which refers to sound reflected from a surface, often associated with the nymph Echo in mythology.

• In Greek mythology, Echo was a mountain nymph who was punished by Hera, resulting in her ability to only repeat the last words spoken to her.
• The name Echoe is often seen as a variation of Echo and is sometimes used in modern contexts to convey a sense of resonance or remembrance.
• Echo is not a common name, but it has been used in literature and pop culture, including characters in various TV shows and films.
• As a name, Echo has seen a gradual increase in usage among parents looking for unique and nature-inspired names.
• Related names include Echo, Eko, and Echos, with variations appearing in different languages and cultures, albeit rarely.