Forename Zoë

Throughout the world, Zoë (Zoë , 佐伊 , Зои ) is quite a rare primarily girly, but scarcely boy's forename. The first name Zoë is habitual in Belgium, where it is quite a rare female name, Ireland, and Bulgaria. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Belgium, Netherlands, and China. Very seldom, Zoë is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Zoë

name Soja, name Зоя, name Ζωή, name Zoïa, name زويا, name Zoila, name Zoja, name 柔伊, name Zoya, name Зоуи, name Zoe, name Зоюшка, name Зоі, name זואי, name 素兒, name Зоис, name Зои, name Зоэ, name זויה, name Зоинька, name زوي, name Zoia, name Zoé, name Zoey, name Zoella, name 左伊, name 佐伊, name 佐亚, name זואה, name Zoë

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Zoë	Australia, United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium
佐伊	China
Зои	Kazakhstan, Russia, Bulgaria, Kyrgyzstan
זואי	Israel

First names said to be same

Soja, Zoe, Zoella, Zoey, Zoia, Zoila, Zoja, Zoya, Zoé, Zoïa, Ζωή, Зоинька, Зоис, Зоуи, Зоэ, Зоюшка, Зоя, Зоі, זואה, זויה, زوي, زويا, 佐亚, 左伊, 柔伊, and 素兒

First name Zoë in the context

Zoë is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Zoë Nightshade , the fictional character from Percy Jackson books, The Titan's Curse; Zoë Castillo , the fictional human, Dreamfall: The Longest Journey; Zoey , the Left 4 Dead character, Resident Evil 6; Elle Bishop , the fictional character on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes and Zoë Xander , character in Goede tijden, slechte tijden, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	zoë prévost French opera singer, FR (b. 1802)
	zoë de gamond Belgian educator and feminist, BE (b. 1806)
	zoë tardieu French translator (1823-1883), FR (b. 1823)
	zoë charbonneau 2 Aug 1826 St.Eustache, Québec - 7 Mar 1861 St.Timothée, Québec (b. 1826)
	zoë tuyès FR (b. 1840)
	zoë tuckwell-smith Australian actress, AU (b. 1901)
	zoë angelique broughton (1859-1932) (b. 1859)
	zoë burnett (1864-1944) (b. 1864)
	zoë virginie nugent born 1869; died 1953 November 28 (b. 1868)
	zoë caroline musgrave (1871-1929) (b. 1871)
	zoë barbara fairfield executive of the UK Student Christian Movement, GB (b. 1878)
	zoë de burgh (born 1884) (b. 1884)
	zoë edith stronge (1886-1949) (b. 1886)
	zoë kincaid (b. 1878)
	zoë von schildenfeld Austrian writer, AT (b. 1890)

Characteristic surnames

Lee, Bakker, Davies, Jansen, Jacobs, Taylor, Thomas, Harris, Hughes, Walker, Wilson, Wright, Roberts, Janssen, Jackson, Johnson, Edwards, Hermans, Mitchell, Anderson, Robinson, Thompson, Miller, Morris, Martin, White, Maes, Bell, King, Rose, Ryan, Gray, Hall, Hill, Mills, Scott, Williams, Smith, Adams, Clark, Baker, Brown, Kelly, Davis, Green, Lewis, Jones, Evans, Allen, and Elizabeth