Eve
Meaning of Eve
Eve is a timeless female name of English and French origins. Pronounced as 'eev' (/iːv/) in English and slightly differently, as 'ev' (/ɛv/), in French, it retains its elegant simplicity across languages. Variations of Eve include Eva and Evie, offering lovely alternatives for those drawn to this classic name. In the United States, the popularity of Eve has fluctuated over the years. It had its highest rank at 441 in 2018 with 723 occurrences. While it dipped to its lowest rank at 1347 in 1990 with just 118 occurrences, it regained some popularity in recent years. Even with these variations, Eve remains a cherished choice for parents seeking a name that combines grace, strength, and historical resonance.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as eev (/iːv/)
French
- Pronunced as ev (/ɛv/)
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Notable People Named Eve
| Eve Torres Gracie is an American actress, dancer, model, martial arts instructor, and retired professional wrestler, known for being the first three-time WWE Divas Champion and currently serving as an ambassador for WWE. |
| Eve Myles is a Welsh actress known for her roles in television series such as Belonging, Torchwood, and Keeping Faith, as well as for her work in theatre. |
| Eve Hewson - Memphis Eve Sunny Day Iris Hewson is an Irish actress known for her roles in This Must Be the Place, The Knick, Blood Ties, Bridge of Spies, Robin Hood, The Luminaries, Behind Her Eyes, and Bad Sisters. |
| Eve Jobs is an American fashion model and the daughter of the late Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs and businesswoman Laurene Powell Jobs. |
