Clémentine

I like the added accent mark. The fruit is delicious, so I wouldn't mind naming a kid after it. Also, that song My Darling Clementine and the kids' series Clementine come to mind.

I love this name enough that I gave it to my cat, but I'm not a fan of the nickname options, Clem or Clemmie. They remind me of clam/clammy. I don't necessarily associate the name with the fruit or the song anymore, and what's so bad about sharing a name with a citrus anyway? It's cute.

Pretty.

I think it's quite a nice name, who cares if it's a fruit or part of a song! The song is actually a darling favourite of mine, hahaha.

I think of Clementine from TWD. Cute name.

It's a very cute MIDDLE name, (but, an unforgivable first name IMO).

This is a bit of a guilty pleasure name for me. I used to hate it because of the fruit association, and it does sound a bit try-hard pompous, but it has a great rhythm and sounds plainly pretty.

Trying hard to be unique.

This name is cute, but fitting. Sort of like a name such as 'Audrey' or 'Lorrie/Lorraine'
It seems like it would be a bit clunky with last names, but it isn't. I like that.

I love this name. I tend to like names with the "-ine" endings, which is why I also adore Caroline. The only problem with Caroline is that it's a little bit too popular for me. This makes a nice alternative that also has the sunshine-y vibe of Caroline. I think the nickname Nell/Nellie could work for it, which I also love.

Yuck! I'd hate to be named this.. but I'm an American. And all I can think is the folk song "Oh my darling Clementine" and he is lamenting about her beauty although all his chosen attributes do not depict a beautiful image!

I initially liked this name, but then I started thinking about the fruit, and because I eat them regularly it would be like Gwyneth calling her child Apple. But recently I have changed perspective on this, as I like things with Victoria written on them, like the biscuits, which I joke are all mine as they have my name on them, lol! The Clementine fruit was invented by its namesake, a man called Clement, meaning Clemency. Clement was a name long before the fruit. The fruit was named after him, not the other way around! Clementine is also the female version of this name. Ergo, a person named Clementine is not named after the fruit, but the fruit is named after her! (Or so you can say)
I reason that a woman named Clementine would like the fruit and anything with the fruit in it, because it's like they were made for her, since they have her name on them/are named after her.
So now I really like this name, and Clemmie, which doesn't sound like clammy anymore than Amy sounds like Army or Brian sounds like brain etc.
Clem is also a cute short version, and Lemmie, Lemon, Emmie, Tiny, Tine. I would shorten this intuitively to Clem and Clemmie.

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I love the way it's an old name and even with the folk song, it's a name with history and not a creative flash in the pan name like so many names today. And it is so unique. It won't be confused with any other name. And anyone with basic spelling skills will know how to spell it. No explaining required.
It may get a reaction from people, raised eyebrows and maybe a smirk, but the majority of people will be praising you for your bravery at using such a sweet name, that is certainly not boring. I do admire people who follow their gut/heart/instinct, and do what they want, attaining their dreams, no matter what naysayers may think or say.

I love the name Clementine. I believe someone wrote the awful song "My Darling Clementine," because someone was jealous of the person or the name. Who knows? I gave the name to my daughter for her middle name. It make me think of beauty and style all wrapped up in one. I have never heard the abbreviations before. I didn't intend on there being one anyway, since I used it for her middle name. It also makes me think of Samuel Clemens flying around in space on a comet. He had many women in his life; so I've heard. :)

Lovely name either way you pronounce it! Nicknames could include Tina or Ina / Tiny.

I think Clementine is a very sweet, lovely, and perfectly good name for a child. It's still unique, without being overly exaggerated. I think of a smart, kind girl when I think of the name Clementine- a lady out of a Disney movie or a main character in a novel. I don't think the name is too old fashioned either- it's not something like Harriet or Mildred, and it sounds very young and modern. And while there might be concerns regarding it in adult life- while it is young, I also feel like it ages well. I can see the name on a little girl, but also on an older, proper lady. And if Clem and Clemmie are ugly to you (personally I like the full name the best) "Emma" is also a good nickname- taken from the "Emen" in Clementine, it's classic and simple and sweet. Emma as a nickname for Clementine will also be a lot more surprising and unique than an Emily or Emilie, but in a good way. Overall, Clementine is a very delightful name, and I would love to see it come back in style.

This is the name of my little daughter. Love love love it! Relatively unusual, classic but quirky. It gets mixed reactions -everything from puzzlement to the divine but that is what makes it special...

I only like this name when it's pronounced Cleh-mən-TYNE; I then think to myself it's beautiful and lovely. Clementine is very special & unique compared to other names out there that are constantly used.

The name Clementine was given to 204 baby girls born in the US in 2012.

I actually know a little girl called this... but her last name is actually Darling! Clementine Darling. My! I have always heard it pronounced to rhyme with line.

I first heard this name on the children’s cartoon Caillou; I believe he had a friend named Clementine. I always thought it was a weird name because of its association with fruit but I’ve come around to it. I think it’s very cute, sweet, and a nice name overall- may be a little lengthy for some though.

This name is so pretty. Love, Love, Love it.

Clementine is only a nice name when it is pronounced the French way and not diminished at all. The nicknames Clem and Clemmie make me think of 'clammy', which is not what I want to associate a name with. Also, Clem rhymes with 'phlegm'. I much prefer the form Clémence. However, I don't think I would ever use either of these names for any of my children in the future, although perhaps one of them as a middle name if I happen to marry a French man.

I don't like this name. To me it sounds stuffy, is spelled like the fruit, and reminds me of Clemson University.

I love this name. Has a balanced blend of consonants and vowels and sounds beautiful. Really, a folk song from 150 years ago doesn't ruin this name for me. It is not sung anywhere anymore.

I like it. It may be a little old fashion but as a middle name, I would use it! Very lovely.

I used to not like it but now I think it's cute.

I don't have anything against this name, and I actually don't mind the folk song. The only reason I couldn't name my kid this is because of the fruit. I love clementines and I eat them all the time. It's strange to think of a person with the same name.

Clementine is both a sweet country favourite and a not uncommon choice amongst the upper middle class in English speaking countries.
Clementine is a classic name.

I absolutely love this name, but would never give it to a child, because the folk song ruined it.

My nine-year-old sister named her hamster this, because the hamster is small and orange like the tangerine. My sister thinks Clementine is the most beautiful name - she's so cute. I think Clementine is lovely and sweet, but Clemmy sounds like clammy and I would never go there. Yeah, I would name my daughter Clementine.

This name is elegant and ages well.

I used to not really care for this name. Now I like it. I think it's quirky! I don't like the nicknames though - if I was called Clementine, I would go by my full name.

Lovely name, but I would never have the courage to use it in real life. I don't care for Clemmy at all - I much prefer the nickname Emme.

This is one of the strangest names I have heard of. :S
It's a fruit? But it's kinda cool I guess.

I think this is a really pretty name. It's very uncommon, yet very classic. It's a name that someone can grow up with. It sounds sweet and elegant, delicate and yet very strong. Also, there's the classic John Ford western movie "My Darling Clementine", with the beautiful actress Cathy Downs portraying Clementine, the elegant and stong heroine.

The nicknames 'Clem' and 'Clemmie' sound like a lump stuck in the back of someone's throat and also make me think of physical deformity.

I've got to agree. I don't like those nicknames at all, and Clementine makes me think of that horrible, caterwauling song. Sorry, but I don't like it at all.

So cute. I like the nickname Clemmie.

Clementine is a nice and lovely name, but the only Clementine I've known was gothic and till now I thought it was gothic and unfortunately it makes me think of goths.

I think Clementine is a lovely name. I have known 2 girls with this name. One went by the nickname of Clem and the other was known as Clemmie. I think Clemmie is adorable!

A very cute name.

I love this name but would probably never use it because of the folk song which ruined it.

Nice name, if the bearer can get over being followed by the song wherever she goes.

Love this name, plus it's uncommon.