Koe
Koe Origin and Meaning
An intriguing surname style option, Koe blends the sounds of Krew, Kai, Koa, and Koen. It ultimately derives from the Old English word coo, itself from the Old Norse ka, both meaning "jackdaw". It likely originated as a nickname for someone who reminded people of a jackdaw in some way.
Short and succinct, it could make an interesting alterative to Joe or Beau, though the colloquial term "and co" (as in, and company") might put parents off using it.
Koe might also be used as a short form of the Dutch Koenrad (KOON-rat), lending it the meaning "bold, brave", however, it would also be the Dutch word for cow. Another possible origin could be from the Japanese word koe (ko-eh) meaning "voice", or even the Indian name Koyal or Koel meaning "cuckoo".
A notable bearer is singer-songwriter Koe Wetzel (named for country artist, David Allan Coe).
Koe Popularity
- 535Unique2023