Clementine

Meaning mild, merciful
Origin Latin
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 10
Syllables 3
Syllabification Clem-en-tine

About Clementine

Vintage charm meets whimsical delight in this enchanting choice that's been winning hearts for generations. Clementine carries a nostalgic quality that transports us to simpler times—think sweet citrus, old folk songs, and sun-drenched afternoons. The name has substance and history, having weathered decades while remaining eternally fresh. Its length provides gravitas while its sound maintains playfulness, a combination increasingly rare in modern naming. Clementine offers wonderful versatility with nicknames—Clem, Clemmie, Tina—allowing your daughter to choose how she presents herself in different contexts. The name suggests creativity and perhaps a touch of quirkiness, perfect for free spirits and independent thinkers. Despite its old-fashioned roots, Clementine has experienced a significant revival among contemporary parents who appreciate its literary and musical associations. It's substantial enough to command respect while remaining undeniably sweet and approachable, a name that truly works at every age and stage of life.

Variations of Name Clementine

Clemency
Clemencia
Clemence
Clem

Nicknames for Clementine

Clem
Clemmy
Tiny
Tina
Minty
Clementine

Famous People Named Clementine

Clementine ChurchillWinston Churchill's wife
Clementine HunterAmerican folk artist
Clementine PaddlefordAmerican food writer
Clementine FordAustralian actress
Clementine NicholsonBritish actress
Clementine WamariyaRwandan-American author
Clementine DelissBritish curator
Clementine VulgateMedieval Latin Bible translator
Clementine HozierMother of Clementine Churchill
Clementine Ogilvy Spencer-ChurchillWinston Churchill's daughter

Characters Named Clementine

Clementine KruczynskiEternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Clementine PennyfeatherWestworld
Clementine SinclairThe Order - 1886