Zoe

or Zo·ë

[ zoh-ee, zoh ]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “life.”

Example Sentences

Your daughter Zoë is also an accomplished actress in her own right, recently starring in X-Men: First Class.

From The Daily Beast

Miss Zoë—that was the lovely woman's name—smiled, and at the same time showed two rows of pearly teeth.

From Project Gutenberg

Zoë was really in love, and the respect with which Lajos treated her, put her into a very bad temper.

From Project Gutenberg

My brother and sister-in-law had been prevented coming to wish Zoë farewell, on account of the illness of one of her brothers.

From Project Gutenberg

Immediately a reinforcement offered itself to the party in the shape of Zoë and Winny.

From Project Gutenberg

Almost before the signal is given, before the arms are open, Zoë rushes to her Mother.

From Project Gutenberg