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| 520.1 | how to pronounce them | BARTLE::WHITCOMB | | Mon Apr 02 1990 14:40 | 7 |
| By the way--the names are pronounced:
PHOEBE - Fee-Bee
CHLOE - Rhymes with Joey; Klo-ee
J.
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| 520.2 | | DZIGN::STHILAIRE | lately I get a faraway feelin | Tue Apr 03 1990 13:57 | 8 |
| Well, oddly enough, I think Chloe is a very pretty name, but I think
Phoebe is a very homely name.
I remember reading that Chloe is of Greek origin but don't remember
the meaning.
Lorna
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| 520.3 | | STEREO::FAHEL | Amalthea Celebras, Luincarandir | Tue Apr 03 1990 15:33 | 5 |
| I believe Olivia Newton-John's little girl's name is Chloe.
(I'm not too hot on either of them, myself.)
K.C.
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| 520.4 | Phoebe | RIPPLE::JOHNSON_JO | | Thu Apr 05 1990 12:30 | 20 |
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Candace Bergen also has a daughter named Chloe.
Not sure what Chloe means, but I think Phoebe means
"white" or "light". Male counterpart to Phoebe is
Phoebus, which is used in Classical literature
and poetry to refer to the sun. ("Phoebus' chariot
raced across the arc of heaven...", and similar ilk).
Phoebe is not such a bad name. There was a Phoebe
in my family who was everybody's favorite relative.
Of course, she was born well before the end of the last
century. She had a long life. I never hadf the chance
to know her, but have always heard good things about
her.
There are a number of Phoebes in the family tree. This
name is also sometimes spelled Phebe. Pronounced as
you indicated in a previous note. I think this was a
common name in the 19th century.
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| 520.5 | | BTOVT::SMITH_C | | Thu Apr 05 1990 14:59 | 13 |
| whenever I see the name Phoebe, I think of
Phoebe Snow (singer/songwriter?) - not bad I guess,
but the name sounds kinda "meek".
Not crazy about Chloe - maybe because I've heard
of a lot of "stars" naming their children Chloe -
too trendy maybe? - also, it's hard to spell/write -
even typing this, I kept forgetting the "H" and
had to backtrack....
Just my opinion! Good Luck
Cheryl
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