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The name Chloë comes from the ancient Greek Khloē, derived from the root khloros, meaning green or fresh vegetation, evoking the tender shoots of spring. It appears in Greek mythology as an epithet of Demeter, goddess of the harvest, celebrating her role in the renewal of plant life. The name also features in the New Testament, where a woman named Chloë is mentioned in one of Paul's letters to the Corinthians. Chloe is the standard English spelling, while Khloé and Kloé appear as modern variants across various European traditions.