names with zoe in them

If you could break it up with a single syllable name in between it might make it flow a bit better.

My name is not Zo, it's Zoe. Just an unnecessary extra letter and grammatically incorrect.If only the name weren't so popular then I might consider it, especially because of Zoey Redbird, a favourite heroine of mine.

he seems to be saying no to a lot but not coming up with anything himself. I don't really like the way my name sounds - the long E sound doesn't sound good to me. makes no sense.I am not necessarily against this name, but I feel a if it doesn't fit on an adult. Z o e.My daughter's name is Zoe and she likes the spelling. It's not terrible, just an awkward combination. As for adding another name to break it up, I am not a huge fan of more than 1 middle name just too much.

Had Mum had another girl, it was a toss up between Grace and Holly.Hey Mel when I saw this as a recent topic I just knew it would be you lol. Folks, it's a Greek name and shouldn't be spelled with a Y!!!) I think part of my problem with it stems from the number of dogs I know with this name.I prefer the Zoey spelling because Zoe just looks like Joe with a Z instead.I think its diffrent from Daphney or Penelopey it just seems less weird.

Zoya: A Bulgarian variant of the name Zoe.

I see what you mean but if it's a girl we really want her to have my name as her middle name and Emma and Chelsea are the only names DH and I can agree on, both leaning more towards Emma. With Middle names DH and I like to use family names, ie Melanie being my name and Xavier being DH's Fathers middle name. I actually had a nurse at the doctor's office pronounce it this way and when I corrected her she told me I forgot the y. As for other names my uncle has 3 girls and they are Arabella, Zoe and Matilda. Two different origins yet they happen to just look almost exactly alike which would confuse people.

I prefer Zoe to Zoey, the latter looks a little made up to me.Zoe is a very pretty name, it is popular for a reason. You're right, more often than not the names aren't said together, generally you write them together more than you say them, and I think they do look good visually. Many Zoë's are very motherly or caring but aren't afraid to beat someone's ass if they need too. I was absolutely floored when looking on the NameVoyager the other day at Zoe, and saw that it was ranked 350-ish in the 1800s, which is amazing, higher than my name, Natalie (550-ish), which I always thought was classic.My daughter's name is Zoe. as a matter of fact she had a nice act, she plied all her suitors with gin!! If you could break it up with a single syllable name in between it might make it flow a bit better. According to Rover, 55% of dog owners say that their pet has a human name or they would consider giving them a human name. In fact, name tattoos are the most sought after tattoo designs, despite being the simplest, with many of them just having a name inked on it.

It's hard when your friends have kids with lovely names you like too!

Grace is a like between DH and I but I think he will vido this one It unfortunately looks better written than it does to say aloud.Zoe & Emma are lovely together. We always liked Emma and I would really like to use Melanie (my name) as bubs middle name. It's not my favorite but i still like it in my opinion.My young niece Adyson has loved this name for years (It's a relative's name) and always wants to be called Zoe during play pretend, lamenting that she wishes it was her name instead. DH actually decided against it saying that it would complicate the simple name and I couldn't agree more. I've met only 3 Zoe's (they are all spelled differently; Zoey, Zoe, Zoē). The downside growing up was that NO ONE could pronounce it. It is not over used.