Zoë name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Old Greek

Usage: Dutch, Finnish, Swedish and Danish

Meaning: Life

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What does Zoë mean?

Meaning of Zoë is Life is used in Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Dutch used as a girl name came from Old Greek.

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How popular is the name Zoë?

Zoë is a unique baby name in France, during its short term of usage, the name has been to the top 2000 names. Recently in 2016, it ranked 1044th when 44 girls were named Zoë.

There are over 228 babies that have been given the name Zoë in France. But Zoë is a popular baby name in England where every 1 in 1000 have the name as well as in, Australia, Madagascar, Spain and Liberia.

According to our findings, at least 140000 people have been bestowed Zoë around the globe.

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Zoë in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	50	27	8246	1457
	50	27	116	56
	50	0	49	0

Go through the following names similar to Zoë

Nicolasa means Niko Which Means Victor and People's Victory is principally used in English and is bestowed upon girls is originated from Old Greek. Nicolasa is derived from Nicola.
Sofia - Predominant and Venerable unisex name Sofia is originated from Old Greek used in Arabic, Tamil and English languages, meaning of Sofia is "Knowledge, Will or Wise Form of Sophia"
Paro - Paro's meaning is Master, Furnished or Knowledge is of Old Greek origin which is used especially in Gujarati, Malayalam and Marathi is aimed at both sexes

Ireen - Meaning of Ireen is Peaceful is prevalently used in English used as a girl name is rooted from Old Greek
Dörte - Dörte's meaning is Gift of God used for baby girls. Its origin is in Old Greek is commonly used in German and Low German

Famous people named Zoë

Zoë Porphyrogenita, reigned as Byzantine Empress alongside her sister Theodora
Zoë Heller, English journalist and novelist
Zoë Jenny, Swiss writer
Zoë Strachan, Scottish novelist, journalist and university tutor
Zoë Wanamaker, American-born British actress
Zoë Ball, English television and radio personality