Girl Aloe Pronunciation: a-loe See what 1 person thinks about Aloe Share Popularity Alternatives Comments Infographic of Aloe name meaning, which is Ask your friends & family about Aloe… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Aloe Name Popularity How popular is the name Aloe? Here’s everything we know. Sorry, popularity data for the name Aloe is not available. Names Like Aloe If you like Aloe, you’ll love these other names like Aloe. What names sound like Aloe? If you like how Aloe sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Aloe. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Alie Precious; awakening; noble, bright, famous; man's defender; noble, exalted Polynesian Alle Man's defender Greek What names are similar to Aloe? Find a name that’s like Aloe, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Cloe Green shoot Greek Kloe Green shoot Greek Share Your Thoughts 1 Comment Amy Oct 19 at 2:04 am I wanted a unique name for my baby girl, something where she’ll know she was one of a kind (or at least very few). We were also looking for a name that started with an “A” because we wanted her to have the same initials as myself (if it were a boy his initials would have been the same as my husbands). The last aspect to the name choice was a family influence, where my mother-on-law’s name is Alwylene, derived from her fathers’ name, Alwyn. Alwyn in Afrikaans (one of our main languages in South Africa) translates to “Aloe” in English. So, that is how we got to the name, and because the Aloe plant by nature is resilient and healing, we thought that would be a beautiful name for our little girl. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Aloe Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. All fields are required *Name * Email * Your Thoughts * Δ Search Baby Names Quick Search Search Go Advanced Search Name Starts With Ends With Gender Any Boys Girls Only show unisex names Current Popularity [U.S.] Any More Popular Less Popular Origin Select origin… English Latin Hebrew Greek German Irish French American Spanish Arabic Aboriginal African American Ancient Anglo-Saxon Arabic Aramaic Armenian Arthurian Legend Asian Aztec (Nahuatl) Bulgarian Celtic Chinese Danish Dutch Egyptian English European French Gaelic German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Indian (Sanskrit) Indonesian Irish Israeli Italian Japanese Latin Modern Native American Persian Polish Polynesian Portuguese Russian Scandinavian Scottish Slavic Spanish Turkish Unknown Vietnamese Welsh Yiddish Meaning Number of Letters Min Max Syllables [BETA] Min Max Search Baby Names
Amy Oct 19 at 2:04 am I wanted a unique name for my baby girl, something where she’ll know she was one of a kind (or at least very few). We were also looking for a name that started with an “A” because we wanted her to have the same initials as myself (if it were a boy his initials would have been the same as my husbands). The last aspect to the name choice was a family influence, where my mother-on-law’s name is Alwylene, derived from her fathers’ name, Alwyn. Alwyn in Afrikaans (one of our main languages in South Africa) translates to “Aloe” in English. So, that is how we got to the name, and because the Aloe plant by nature is resilient and healing, we thought that would be a beautiful name for our little girl. Reply
