Clementine
Gender: F
Origin of Clementine: Latin
Meaning of Clementine: "mercy"
Clementine is a fashionable name in England that deserves another look here too. If "Oh, My Darlin'" still rings too loudly in your ears, consider pronouncing Clementine as Clementeen -- or even using Clementina, which rhymes with Christina. Stylish Claudia Schiffer chose Clementine for her daughter, as did Ethan Hawke.
Clementine is a nameberry favorite though it hasn't appeared on the U.S. Top 1000 for more than half a century. Still, its style value may mean there are more Clementines than you might guess in your neighborhood -- it may be a name that raises Mom's eyebrows, but it won't surprise your friends.
A female variation of the even-more-unusual Clement, Clementine's meaning suggests peace and happiness, a lovely image. Other girls' names with similar meanings: Beatrice, Felicity, Hilary, Arcadia, Irina, and Mercy.
Clem, Clemencia, Clemencie, Clemency, Clementya, Clementyn, Clementyna, Clemette, Clemmie, Clemmy, Klementina
Clementine's International Variations
Clémence (French) Klementyna, Clemenza (Polish) Clementina, Clementia (Spanish)
People who liked Clementine also like:
Ada, Elizabeth, Cora, Eden, Olivia, Sophia, Tallulah, Willow, Alastair, William, Charlie, Theodore, Phineas, Rufus, Sullivan
