Origin and Meaning of Kloeigh

A modern variation of Chloe, which means 'green shoot' or 'blooming'.

Origin: English - Kloeigh is a modern, phonetic variant of Chloe, which is derived from the Greek name Chloë (Χλόη), meaning 'green shoot' or 'young green shoot', often associated with fertility and growth.

• Kloeigh is a relatively new name, gaining popularity in the 21st century largely due to its unique spelling that adds a contemporary flair to the traditional name Chloe.
• Although Kloeigh is primarily used in English-speaking countries, variations of Chloe can be found globally, such as Cloé (French), Klio (Greek), and Cloe (Spanish).
• Notable figures with the name Chloe include Chloe Grace Moretz, an American actress, and Chloe Kardashian, a prominent figure in reality television. While Kloeigh itself may not have notable bearers, it is a stylish alternative inspired by these well-known names.
• The name Chloe has been popular in the United States, reaching its peak in the early 2000s, which likely influenced the rise of Kloeigh as a trendy derivative.
• Kloeigh can be considered a variation or a 'creative spelling' of Chloe, along with other forms such as Khloe and Cloey, which reflect current trends in naming conventions.