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Why is it that when a name is slightly longer than others, it is defined as "pretentious" or just straight up awful? If every name in the world was the same, that would be quite boring. Not all names have to be short and simple y'know. Get creative, spice it up a little! Give your child a name that they will love and let them proudly stand out from the crowd!
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This is one of the few names I would use even if it was in the top ten (*knock on wood*), I love it tremendously!
Not to mention it has so many adorable nicknames! My personal favorites are Clemmy, Tiny, Tintin, Minty, Minnie, Cutie (after the oranges), Cleo, Clemma & Lemon. And silly ones like Marmalade (the orange jam) and Orange Juice LOL ;p.
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Not to mention it has so many adorable nicknames! My personal favorites are Clemmy, Tiny, Tintin, Minty, Minnie, Cutie (after the oranges), Cleo, Clemma & Lemon. And silly ones like Marmalade (the orange jam) and Orange Juice LOL ;p.
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I recently met a man named Clementine. He was from Montana, was a real life cowboy. He was very polite, well-mannered, very masculine and rugged, and overwhelmingly handsome. I was surprised because I had always thought this was a feminine name, but my opinion is now changed. I think this is a lovely name.
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Long and kind of pretentious.
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A past best friend once told me, if she ever had a daughter she’d use this name. Now, Idk if she’d still use this name but I hope she does. It’s very cute and automatically gives a sweet unique theme to a baby girl. 🧡🧡 Love it.
(Edit) Also wanted to mention, If you have a little ginger/red haired girl, I think this would be a perfect fit.
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(Edit) Also wanted to mention, If you have a little ginger/red haired girl, I think this would be a perfect fit.
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Clementine Stoney is an Australian former competitive swimmer and former world record-holder. She represented Australia at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney. Stoney won the silver medal in the 200-metre backstroke at the 2000 FINA Short Course World Championships in Athens, Greece.
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Clementine Hunter (pronounced Clementeen) (1886 or 1887 – 1988) was an American artist and painter. She was a self-taught Black folk artist from the Cane River region of Louisiana, who lived and worked on Melrose Plantation. In her fifties, she began to sell her paintings, which soon gained local and national attention for their complexity in depicting Black Southern life in the early 20th century.
But by the end of her life, her work was being exhibited in museums and sold by dealers for thousands of dollars. Clementine Hunter produced an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 paintings in her lifetime. Hunter was granted an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree by Northwestern State University of Louisiana in 1986, and she is the first African-American artist to have a solo exhibition at the present-day New Orleans Museum of Art. In 2013, director Robert Wilson presented a new opera about her, entitled Zinnias: the Life of Clementine Hunter, at Montclair State University in New Jersey.
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But by the end of her life, her work was being exhibited in museums and sold by dealers for thousands of dollars. Clementine Hunter produced an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 paintings in her lifetime. Hunter was granted an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree by Northwestern State University of Louisiana in 1986, and she is the first African-American artist to have a solo exhibition at the present-day New Orleans Museum of Art. In 2013, director Robert Wilson presented a new opera about her, entitled Zinnias: the Life of Clementine Hunter, at Montclair State University in New Jersey.
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“I want a pet moth and I want to name it ✨ Clementine ✨”.
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Can also be pronounced CLEHM-in-tien.
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A very darling round and orange name!
I knew a Clem, not such a fan of Clem.
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I knew a Clem, not such a fan of Clem.
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This name reminds me of aesthetic orange flowers in the summer, or ripe fruits on a warm day. Love it. It's cute.
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I love the name Clementine, I think it's adorable. It has a nice vintage charm but still sounds modern and unique. The nickname potentials are really fun too, like Clem, Clemmy and Tiny. Also, I met a waitress once at Red Lobster with the name Clementine, and she was stunningly beautiful. She had luscious black hair, sweet eyes, impressively long lashes, and gorgeous, smooth dark skin.
Overall, I really like the name Clementine.
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Overall, I really like the name Clementine.
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Worst name in the universe. I'd rather name my kids Oral or Lagina over this garbage.
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Such a sweet name.
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This name is cute, but it reminds me of oranges (which are delicious).
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I love this name, it’s one of my top girls names. Beautiful and classic yet with an unusual edge which makes it strong but no less feminine. Lovely.
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Meh, I guess this an okay name. It's not the worst name. I would not use this name. Clementines are delicious, though.
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I know so many people like Clementine, but I do not like it personally. It's way too clunky in my opinion. However, if you like Clementine, you are valid. If you dislike it, you are valid. You don't have to agree with my opinion. :)
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My name is Clementine. I absolutely adore it, it reminds me of a bright summer day, slight hippie vibe, but not so much it becomes unusable in modern day. Friends call me Lem or Lemony as a nickname. Not much a fan on 'Clem' because it reminds me of 'clam' or 'clammy'
If this name had a physical embodiment, it'd be bright yellowish orange and sprouting daises and oranges. Kinda like all -tine or -line names. Slightly dated and classical, but never unusable.
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If this name had a physical embodiment, it'd be bright yellowish orange and sprouting daises and oranges. Kinda like all -tine or -line names. Slightly dated and classical, but never unusable.
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I love this name. It’s very unique yet so beautiful at the same time.
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As with Ernestine, I really like the name, even though I don't feel the same about its male variant, Clement. I also like the way Clementina sounds. Classic, feminine and elegant. It is a mystery to me how this name seems to have faded from everyone's minds.
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Clementine is the name of a character who is either playable or a close companion to the playable character (depending on which season) in the 4 seasons of Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead.
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I'd nickname her Lemony.
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The last syllable in English usually rhymes with the words “tine”, “line”, and “shine”.
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Beautiful but too associated with the song "Oh My Darling Clementine".
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Beautiful elegant name.
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It’s beautiful! I love, love LOVE the combo of Clementine Rose!
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This name has elegance.
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I love the name. It was almost my name. It’s Elvis now though. I think it’s beautiful for a girl. I’m a girl. I love the name however, I hate the nicknames Clem, Tiny, and Clemmy. But great name overall:)
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Nice. Clementine Rose is lovely.
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Please note that, as the website says, it's clem-en-TEEN, not clem-en-TYNE. It comes from the French. The 'i' is an 'ee' sound.'
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Someone says that, as the name is of French origin, it should be pronounced with an "ee" in the last syllable. Just because that's the way it's pronounced in French doesn't mean it must be pronounced that way in English. (I'm not suggesting that it mustn't either.) In French, the e in the first syllable would be pronounced "ay" and the second syllable would have a nazalized "ah" sound. Would anyone suggest they should be pronounced that way in English? As the "ie" pronunciation is far more familiar in English, no doubt because of the song, I'm surprised it isn't listed as an alternative.
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Gorgeous, wholesome name. I would definitely use this in some way.
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Very pretty and elegant.
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Middle name would be nice but first name...
It would be elegant, lol.
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It would be elegant, lol.
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I like it said "Clemen-tine" with a long I.
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Apparently this name is aesthetic. No.
It is simply the W O R S T name I’ve heard.
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It is simply the W O R S T name I’ve heard.
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Imagine twins: the brother named Constantine and the sister named Clementine.
These two names both have "C" in the beginning and "tine" at the end despite being of the OPPOSITE gender.
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These two names both have "C" in the beginning and "tine" at the end despite being of the OPPOSITE gender.
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"Oh my darling, Oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine..."
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I like the name Clementine but I don’t like any of the nicknames like Clemmy, Clem and Tiny.
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Usages: German
Meaning: Cognate of Clémentine.
Kohlheim, Rosa/Kohlheim, Volker: Duden. Lexikon der Vornamen, Mannheim, Germany, 2009
(Information from name #266598 originally submitted by user leoBeyene2002)
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Meaning: Cognate of Clémentine.
Kohlheim, Rosa/Kohlheim, Volker: Duden. Lexikon der Vornamen, Mannheim, Germany, 2009
(Information from name #266598 originally submitted by user leoBeyene2002)
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