Chloe Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Chloe

Chloe Name Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: clo-ee
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Chloe Name Meaning

A sweet yet sassy moniker teeming with good vibes, Chloe was destined for the baby name charts. Meaning “green shoot” in her native Greece, Chloe is a name of rebirth and growth, named after the new crop that appears each spring.

Chloe goes hand in hand with little girls and dolls, a name that instantly brings to mind giggles and pigtails. She’s youthful and vibrant, lighting up every room with her bright spirit. Similar to Riley and of course Zoe, Chloe has the same amount of energy behind her along with a fashionable Chl- beginning like Clara and Cleo. She’s posh yet approachable, similar to Charlotte.

In additional to a rich literary background, she’s also a subtle biblical name, appearing in the New Testament. Chloe is also the name of a Greek goddess, presiding over agriculture and fertility.

Chloe has appeared in the U.S. Top 10 in the past and remains a beloved moniker around the world. Her spelling is no longer an issue, as most people have met a little Chloe. Best of all, your little Chloe should be able to find personalized items in most stores.

Alternative spellings include Cloe and Khloe. If you’re looking for something similar, try Lucy, Daisy, and Stella. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, check out Clover with the nickname of Chloe.

Chloe Name Popularity

How popular is the name Chloe? Here’s everything we know.

Year	Rank	# Births	% Births
1910	740	10	0.0028%
1911	481	37	0.0099%
1912	597	34	0.0067%
1913	631	32	0.0056%
1914	742	29	0.0042%
1915	565	87	0.0096%
1916	576	94	0.0097%
1917	749	47	0.0047%
1918	691	66	0.0061%
1919	960	24	0.0023%
1920	742	56	0.005%
1921	741	60	0.0052%
1922	948	29	0.0026%
1923	1,035	23	0.0021%
1924	888	39	0.0034%
1925	1,166	16	0.0014%
1926	1,279	11	0.001%
1927	1,288	11	0.001%
1928	1,133	17	0.0016%
1929	1,274	10	0.001%
1930	799	42	0.004%
1931	966	21	0.0021%
1932	833	33	0.0033%
1933	842	29	0.0031%
1934	937	22	0.0023%
1935	969	21	0.0022%
1936	840	29	0.003%
1937	826	33	0.0033%
1938	923	26	0.0025%
1939	990	20	0.002%
1940	966	23	0.0022%
1941	976	23	0.002%
1942	1,274	12	0.001%
1943	1,215	14	0.0011%
1944	1,574	5	0.0004%
1945	—	0	0%
1946	1,279	15	0.001%
1947	1,889	5	0.0003%
1948	—	0	0%
1949	—	0	0%
1950	—	0	0%
1951	—	0	0%
1952	—	0	0%
1953	1,723	7	0.0004%
1954	—	0	0%
1955	—	0	0%
1956	—	0	0%
1957	—	0	0%
1958	—	0	0%
1959	—	0	0%
1960	—	0	0%
1961	—	0	0%
1962	—	0	0%
1963	—	0	0%
1964	—	0	0%
1965	—	0	0%
1966	2,383	5	0.0003%
1967	—	0	0%
1968	—	0	0%
1969	2,189	7	0.0005%
1970	2,159	8	0.0005%
1971	—	0	0%
1972	—	0	0%
1973	1,717	17	0.0013%
1974	1,773	16	0.0012%
1975	1,664	21	0.0016%
1976	1,323	39	0.003%
1977	1,337	43	0.0032%
1978	1,149	64	0.0048%
1979	1,383	42	0.003%
1980	1,021	90	0.0062%
1981	1,084	78	0.0053%
1982	838	131	0.0088%
1983	829	130	0.0088%
1984	598	254	0.0171%
1985	570	297	0.0196%
1986	472	408	0.027%
1987	430	477	0.0313%
1988	482	430	0.0276%
1989	301	835	0.0517%
1990	210	1,350	0.0814%
1991	178	1,658	0.1017%
1992	161	1,876	0.1175%
1993	158	1,946	0.1248%
1994	155	2,066	0.1346%
1995	136	2,325	0.1543%
1996	112	2,774	0.1853%
1997	109	3,008	0.2034%
1998	87	3,793	0.2534%
1999	63	4,965	0.3315%
2000	38	7,094	0.4644%
2001	30	8,177	0.5427%
2002	25	8,899	0.5938%
2003	24	9,079	0.5968%
2004	23	8,724	0.5724%
2005	19	9,593	0.6274%
2006	18	10,402	0.6643%
2007	16	10,747	0.6811%
2008	10	11,824	0.765%
2009	9	11,906	0.7966%
2010	9	11,750	0.8154%
2011	10	10,988	0.7712%
2012	11	9,659	0.6778%
2013	14	8,780	0.6167%
2014	18	8,533	0.5857%
2015	17	7,919	0.5443%
2016	20	7,438	0.5159%
2017	22	6,912	0.4952%
2018	25	6,626	0.4823%
2019	24	6,361	0.4699%
2020	26	5,994	0.4709%
2021	27	5,760	0.4712%
2022	19	6,445	0.4885%

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Names Like Chloe

If you like Chloe, you’ll love these other names like Chloe.

What names are diminutives of Chloe?

A diminutive is a name that’s like Chloe sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Chloe, but shorter.

Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Clo	Green shoot	Greek

What names are variants of Chloe?

Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Chloe.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Chloee	Green shoot	Greek
Cloe	Green shoot	Greek
Cloey	Green shoot	Greek
Khloe	Green sprout	Greek
Khloey
Kloe	Green shoot	Greek

What names sound like Chloe?

If you like how Chloe sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Chloe.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Cahlie	Beautiful, lovely	Greek
Calee	Beautiful, lovely	Greek
Calie	Beautiful, lovely	Greek
Clarissa	Bright, famous	Latin
Cleo	“The celebrated one,” from the Greek kleo, make known or famous.	Greek
Clover	“She who clings lovingly.” From a Germanic base meaning “to adhere.” An allusion to the adhesive property of clover sap.	English

What names are similar to Chloe?

Find a name that’s like Chloe, but just a little bit different.

Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Daisy	Daisy flower	English

Ellie	Shortened form of El- names	English
Emmy	Rival	German
Harper	Harp Player	English
Lucy	Of the light	English
Natalie	Christmas Day	French
Olivia	Olive tree	Latin
Remi	Rower	French
Sadie	Princess	Hebrew
Tessa	Harvest	Greek

Lists With Chloe

Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Chloe.

Siblings of Chloe

Mamas with kids named Chloe also have kids with these names.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Isaiah	God is salvation	Hebrew
Alaina	Little rock	French
Elizabeth	God is my oath	Hebrew
Marea	A variant form of Marina.
Jensen	Son of Jens	Scandinavian
David	Beloved	Hebrew

Tabbitha	Gazelle	Aramaic
Aria	Vocal solo	English
Zion	Israel	Hebrew
Abigail	Father’s rejoice	Hebrew
Kelsie	Victorious ship	English
Kayden	Son of Cadan	American
Jacob	Supplanter	Hebrew
Kylie	Boomerang	Aboriginal
Layla	Night	Arabic
Caison
Carter	Cart user	English
Blessing	Consecration	English

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35 Comments

chloe Apr 19 at 8:58 am

i am not gayyyyyyyy!!!!!!! you are gay

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Chloe Jan 19 at 2:11 pm

The name Chloe j find gorgeous it means blooming and it’s a Greek goddess that’s pretty cool to me and I think it’s a really good name for a really good baby

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Ksenia Mar 19 at 5:47 pm

I’ve always wanted this name if I ever had a baby. For some reason I never had a boy’s name. And then when I get pregnant it turns out to be a girl 🙂 and I added an accent to make it French because I love all things French – Chlo?.

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- chloe Nov 30 at 6:24 am
  
  name is chloe
  
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Claire Jan 24 at 7:41 am

It is a beautiful name I have liked since I was a child. It also shares my first initial and it’s the initial sound of my mom and grandmother.

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charlene Nov 27 at 7:27 pm

Chloe has always been a name I really love growing up and the meaning of the name is beautiful. The name Chloe is girl’s name of Greek origin meaning “young green shoot”. Chloe appeared in Greek mythology as an alternative name for the goddess of agriculture and fertility, Demeter.

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Sherron Nov 18 at 12:44 pm

This name is the BEST NAME EVER I have a friend named Khloe and she is VERY SASSY??? #CRAZY #LovingMother

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- chloe Apr 19 at 8:53 am
  
  say what now my name khloe
  
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Keeanna Aug 24 at 7:45 am

Chloe just came to me. I never had a long list of baby names. I feel it came from God. It means fertility, growth. She is all of that in my life. She’s my first child to be born. She’s my everything.

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Audra Aug 12 at 1:56 pm

We wanted a unique name (but not too unique) that was modern. We actually had two names picked out and waited until we saw her before we chose!

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Denina Jul 13 at 5:36 am

Long story too, lol, but she started out as Claudia…

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Chloe Apr 16 at 4:57 pm

Forgot to mention that chloes are also super gay

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- Chloé Luna Dec 6 at 6:13 pm
  
  As a fellow Chloe, I can confirm ?
  
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  - cloey Jan 10 at 6:06 am
    
    my name is cloey and im not i disagree
    
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  - Chloe May 1 at 1:45 pm
    
    ALSO as a fellow Chloe, I can confirm
    
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- Chloe Jan 19 at 2:09 pm
  
  Not all Chloe’s are gay they may be but not all so yeah I don’t think people should assume that by the name and are you gay cuz that’s your name on the comment if u don’t like it don’t say anything
  
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- Chloe Jan 19 at 2:13 pm
  
  Not all Chloe’s are gay are you? That’s your name in the comment not trying to be mean but you can’t assume stuff like that unless this is a joke lol I don’t care if it’s a joke but if you meant it seriously I don’t think it’s true
  
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Megan Aug 7 at 10:03 am

I’ve just always loved the name!

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Maïwenn Jun 17 at 4:53 am

Short, sounds nice and easy in any language.

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Kitstim Nov 1 at 11:44 am

Dad picked out the name lol I went along with it

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Eboni Sep 29 at 1:52 pm

Her Dads name is Torri, mine is Eboni. Both 5 letters. So I wanted something that had 5 letters & similar to ours.

Only thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t end with an “I” like ours. Lol

Chloe is my rainbow baby who brings joy/happiness to ANYONE that crosses her path. Literally. She’s an all around happy baby & makes anyone happy.

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Kaitlin May 22 at 9:10 am

My husband loved the name as a teen after reading the Left Behind series. He told me around the time we got engaged that he wanted to name our first daughter Chloe because he loved it so much.

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Natukunda Jan 20 at 6:01 am

She is as beautiful as her mama

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Kayla Jan 18 at 5:04 pm

My husband and I wanted to find a name that started with “C” just like her older brothers’ names, and we thought Chloe was a beautiful option. I like that it will be easy for her to learn to spell and write, and that others will know how to pronounce it. I do wish it was a bit less popular, as she will meet a few other Chloes, I’m sure! 🙂 But I love how cute and classic it is, and it fits her well!

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Desiree Dec 10 at 9:00 am

My husband’s name is Christopher. She is our first child after trying for five years. Since she couldn’t be a junior he wanted her name to have “Ch” in it like his. We agreed on Chloe.

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April Nov 22 at 12:51 am

I picked the name chloe because I thought it was a beautiful name and it fit my daughter so perfectly

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Chrissy Sep 13 at 10:20 am

My husband and I both picked this name as a favorite on our baby naming app without even discussing it before hand. We chose this name early but I didn’t want to settle on the first one so we went through quite a bit of names only to settle on this one 2 weeks before she was born. I asked him after looking at all of our options what he would name her and he said Chloe so we just went with it. When she was born it fit her perfectly. She’s our final addition to our family of 8 and she’s completely and totally perfect ?.

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Trina Aug 14 at 10:12 am

I love the name Chloe ..

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marthie Jun 27 at 3:58 am

I love the name Chloe. My daughter’s name is Chloe Mae Hyde. My husband chose her second name (Mae) because he said she is mine lol. Chloe came to me in a dream I had of my grandmother that passed away. I dreamt that she said Chloe is the most precious little girl she have ever seen. And so I decided her name will be Chloe. Ps the dream was way before I knew she was a girl, I had this dream when I was 8 weeks pregnant. ?

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Rachel Riggle Jun 11 at 12:28 am

We love the name Chloe. The meaning “tender green shoot” is feminine and strong. And we paired it with the middle name Savannah which means desert. A very fitting name for our spunky, intense, and also sweet daughter!

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Meagan Jun 8 at 10:31 am

I chose Chloe because my mother used to have a bottle of Chloe perfume with the squeeze puffer that I loved playing in when I was little – it made me feel fancy. I love that Chloe isn’t a very common name. Plus it makes her sound French and sophisticated lol

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Lety Breckerfield Jun 5 at 3:21 pm

It’s a name both my husband and I loved. We wanted to stay with a “C” name because our first child has a “C” name. It’s an easy name to spell and short.

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Melissa Apr 13 at 11:51 am

We wanted something from the bible but also not very common and not the stereotypical Mary or Martha. Chloe just fit well and was one that we both liked

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Elizabeth Apr 11 at 11:30 pm

We chose the name Chloe because of its Greek meaning. Our daughter was a miracle baby and “Sprout” or “seedling” just seemed to fit our little one. We loved the Greek heritage since my husband is of Mediterranean decent. The only setback was that in 2015, the year she was born, the Kardashians were big and everywhere we went people were spelling her name with a “K” and asking if we named her after that pop culture family. No way!

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Kaitlin Krieger Apr 11 at 10:53 pm

My husband fell in love with the name when he was a teenager.

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