Echoe as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Echoe

What is the meaning of the name Echoe ?

The baby name Echoe is a Female name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced EH-koh (IPA: /ˈɛkoʊ/).

Echoe is Greek in Origin.

Echoe is a modern variant of Echo, taken from the Greek mythological name Ἠχώ (Ēkhō), “sound” or “reverberation,” which passed into Latin as echo and then into English. In myth, Echo is the mountain nymph condemned to repeat others’ words and, after her unreturned love for Narcissus, to fade until only her voice remains. The name carries images of resonance, reflection, and lingering voice.

As a given name it was rare until the 19th century, when English-speaking parents drew on classical and poetic sources; it remains uncommon but familiar, used for all genders and more often for girls. Usage rose sporadically in the late 20th century and aligns with today’s streamlined word-name trend. Variants and related forms include Echo (standard), Echoe (ornamental final -e), Ecko/Ekko (modern phonetic spellings), Ekho, and the Greek Ēchō/Echo.