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Clement (nn Clem)

31 replies

AllieW · 10/12/2010 10:38

Ok, so I've only just had our 2nd child (Arthur Henry) and I'm already pondering names for a third (don't worry we're thinking a 3 year gap is sensible).

Anyhow, I was thinking about slightly more unusual names and thought of this one. I do know a Clement who is only slightly older than me. I really like Clem as a nn which is what the child would be known as, I think (all supposing DH were to agree). What do folk think?

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Nightstar · 02/01/2011 15:10

The only boy i know is Clement Atlee (Prime Minister after Churchill)

My maiden name is Clements, so i really wanted to use it as well. I was thinking Clemency or Clementine as a girls name.

I think Clem / Clemmy is a pretty NN, but my DH has vetoed it for a first name and said i can only use Clementine etc as a middle name. So I will!

JojoMags · 02/01/2011 15:27

Like it, but think of Clem / Clemmie as a girls name - short for Clementine.

tebbles · 02/01/2011 15:36

I don't like it at all. Arthur Henry is much nicer.

Clementine is quite nice, although the pronounciation may be an issue. Is it 'Clement-een' or 'Clement - ine' (like nine)

Amapoleon · 02/01/2011 15:42

My first crush was called Clem.

Iwantscallops · 02/01/2011 20:47

Loola - my DH has refered to them as his 'Clems' in the past! Just another Geordie saying maybe!

Like Clement though.

RhinestoneReindeerHerder · 02/01/2011 20:53

My brother is Clem (not short for anything but confusingly named after Clement Atlee).

You can I believe be 'fair clemmed' with cold, probably in one of the Northern counties...

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