Khloe

Khloe is an English spelling variant of Chloe, a name of ancient Greek origin derived from the word khloe, meaning young green shoot or new vegetation, evoking the freshness of spring. The name appears in the New Testament as a minor figure mentioned by Paul in his first letter to the Corinthians, and in Greek mythology it was used as an epithet of the goddess Demeter. The spelling with Kh reflects a more literal transliteration of the Greek letter chi, though the pronunciation remains identical to Chloe. Related forms include Chloé, Cloé, and Kloe.