Roe
Meaning of Roe
The name Roe, pronounced as ROH (/roʊ/), is a charming and succinct unisex name with a rich history. Originating from English roots, Roe can be associated with nature, as it refers to a type of deer known for its grace and agility. The name also has historical significance, often used as a surname or in legal contexts, such as the famous "Roe v. Wade" case. A variant spelling of Roe is Rowe, offering a slight twist while maintaining the same phonetic appeal. Though not exceedingly common, Roe has seen sporadic use over the decades in the United States, with occasional spikes in popularity. In recent years, it has hovered around rankings that reflect its unique yet accessible charm—most notably ranking 6380th in 2023 with 18 occurrences. Its simplicity and natural elegance make Roe an appealing choice for parents looking for a distinctive yet timeless name for their child.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ROH (/roʊ/)
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Notable People Named Roe
| Roe Conn - Roe B. Conn is a former American talk radio host based in Chicago who currently serves as a sworn deputy and Director of the Cook County sheriff's office. |
| Robert Roe Skidmore, an American former professional baseball player, is one of the few players in Major League Baseball history with a perfect career batting average of 1.000. |
