Which variation Of Clementine do you prefer?

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DH came up with this name, which I surprisingly like.
Clementine :) we would pronounce it Clem-en-tyne not teen

Which do you prefer, Clementine, Clementina or Clemency?

I don't particularly like the nn Clem or Clemmy though,

Can you think of any other nn: here's a few I like
Minnie, Min, Mimi, Cleo,

The Clementine I know, goes by Tiny.

I like Clementine (pr tyne) with the nickname Tiny! Not keen on Clem or Clemmie either but it may be what people automatically shorten it to at school etc... Clemency isn't my favourite but you could shorten it to Cece which is really nice.

Officially, tyne is correct, teen is the fruit. Though you can choose basically, just be prepared for a lifetime of people getting it wrong.

If you don't like Clem or Clemmy, I wouldn't choose this name, as it is what people will settle on whether you like it or not.

I don't like it at all. It will inevitably become Clemmie which is just horrible.

Plus it is very, very frilly. Imagine being called that as a fully grown woman?

At a push I think Clemency is a much more grown up sounding name.

And, to be really honest, Lemmie is just awful. It is so babyish it's the sort of thing a toddler sibling who can't speak properly would say. You cannot lumber a child with a nn like that.

I dislike each and every one

Tina is nice. Mimi or Cleo are tolerable.

Clementine is beautiful. To me clemency is just a word that means the pardon of a crime, not a particularly pretty meaning and not really a girls name.

I have an almost one year old Clementine (teen). It is very uncommon (which I like) and we have come across only three others (London area). It is a beautiful name and we have only had positive reactions to it.

Clementine. I'd pronounce it as you do.

To me, Clemency is something you ask for, not a name.

I like Clemency, unsual. It rolls off the tongue better than Clemen-teen, which would be my pronounciation of Clementine.

You can appeal for clemency. It means leniency.

I like both the "teen" and "tyne" pronunciations, but the nn Clemmie is just awful, makes me think of someone pale and sweaty (clammy)

I like Clementine pronounced " tyne."