Comments for the name Zoë

Ick. I dislike Chloe and Zoe. They sound like names for pets, not people.

I love the name Zoe. It has a beautiful meaning in Greek and I know a really interesting, sweet person with this name.

This was St. Catherine Laboure's given name (pronounced the French way).

I love my name as it's not very common but it's also not silly like some of the names you hear today. Some modern names sound made up!

This name was also used as an honourific for Roman commanders if they had been especially courageous.

My favourite name, it is great! Love the meaning as well.

I think the name Zoe has one of the best meanings, and it isn't all that common, so it is quite an honour for Zoe to be your name.

My friend is named Zoë, and I think it is pretty, graceful, elegant and not too common. I just think the different spellings of Zoe are difficult.

I love this name! What a great meaning, too.

This name is perfectly fine for anybody. Besides, just because it is overused doesn't mean you can't use it. A long time ago, names like Ashley or Jennifer were unique, but now look at them.

Zoë (real name Zoë Pollock) is a British female pop singer and songwriter.

Zoë Records is an independent record label in the United States. It is a part of the Rounder Records group.

Zoë is a solar-powered autonomous robot with sensors able to detect microorganisms and map the distribution of life in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile, duplicating tasks that could be used in future exploration of Mars.

Zoë was the girl who was murdered in the book Saving Zoë.

I think it makes people look really dumb to spell this name without the diareses on the "e". Besides, if you don't spell it Zoë, it makes it a lot easier for strangers to pronounce the name as "zo".

This is my name. To the people who commented above (to the Zoe spelling): I am taken seriously by people, my name has not detracted from my credibility. This is a wonderful name, especially with this spelling. :)

I think the name sounds quite harsh with the 'z' at the beginning, and also with the ''oh'' and ''ee'' sounds following one another. Chloë sounds softer. The name sounds a bit youthful despite being nothing new.

Zoë Nightshade was a ex-Hesperides who was Artemis' lieutenant in the third book of the "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series.

I like it better with the double dots over the E. Otherwise, it looks like it's pronounced "ZO".

I think that this name is a very nice one. I don't like Zoe without the umlaut on the end, because that way it looks incomplete.

A beautiful ancient name and faintly bohemian. I chose this name for my daughter because we are practising Christians and the name is used a lot in the New Testament (Greek) and refers to eternal life in this context. There is also a St. Zoe. I don't know why some people think it's a modern name -it's been around as a name for centuries, but has just had a resurgence in the UK over in the last few decades or so.

My name is really ZOE, but I like to be known as "ZOË". For people that say this is a child's name and when the person is 60, it will sound weird, well that's what everyone thought when they named their children Hilda, Penny, Lilian, Julie, etc. When I am in my 60s, it will be considered a formal name. And I can't help that my name is Zoe.

Zoë's Diner is an American fast food chain.

One famous bearer is the actress Zoë Saldana, born 1978.

The name of Haidee's maid in Lord Byron's Don Juan.

I simply adore this name. Ever since I started reading the Percy Jackson series, I started to associate people's names with the characters. Zoë is definitely in my top 10 favorite characters in the whole series.

I associate this name with a strong, independent girl.