Zoey

Zoey is a modern English spelling variant of Zoe, derived from the ancient Greek word zōē, meaning life. The name was used by early Greek-speaking Christians as a translation of the Hebrew name Eve, reflecting the same core sense of living or existence. It gained particular popularity in English-speaking countries during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, often preferred for its phonetically explicit spelling. Related forms include Zoe, Zoé, and Zooey.