Clover?

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Does anyone else see the appeal? (for a girl)

Rabbit's name

Makes me think of the butter! Sorry OP.

Our class rabbits at school are Clover and Buttercup so it’s a no from me

(Teen) Clover - spreads easily. So it's a no from me.

Sorry, but 'spreads easily' was my first thought. My poor friend, Margery, at school (old fashioned name back then) got that quip all the time.

No. It’s up there with Daisy for ‘should be kept as a cows name only’

I liked it until tinsel said that :(

Oh we all love cloverrrrr, all overrrrr this land.....

Reminds me of the What Katy Did books, which is a nice association, but it does make me think of cows, rabbits & the spread unfortunately.

Clodagh is similar in sound without any of the above connotations.

My first thought was of a character in the What Katy Did books that I loved as as child. I haven't re-read them as an adult but I reckon I might not like them quite so much now....the overall message from them is that good girls must always do as they are told....they are very much of their time. But I did like Clover as a name.

It would be shortened to Clo. Not keen.

I really like it

Are you naming a calf?
Sorry, no.

Each to their own, if you like it then who cares what anyone else thinks? But Made me immediately break into the song from the butter advert!^

..:And we all love Clover, all over this land^

I do love it actually and wouldn't think of the negative connotations personally x

1st thought; is baby a cow?
2nd thought; or a rabbit I suppose

I wouldn't OP, sorry to be negative

I thought of Clover from What Katy Did first - so that's not a bad association. I didn't actually think of the Clover spread, but now it's been mentioned, that would put me off it as well. But mainly I'm not keen on the idea of naming a person after a tiny nondescript plant that is trodden on underfoot.

I love it! But I dislike the shortening ‘Clo’ and I imagine that’s what it might end up being shortened to.

Chloe yes, Clover no.

I thought the Clover in What Katy Did was a bit wet. Apart from her, I think of Clover the cow, and the spreadable butter. Not a great name imo.

For a cow, yes.

I quite like Flora though!

Clover.... spreads easily.... basically calling her a prostitute

I do get the appeal, and had it in my list. But the Marge association was just too strong for me. What about Cleo?

Too bovine from me I'm afraid Op. It has a nice sound to it so I can see why you might like it... But no.

No for all the reasons given. Mostly, Clover is definitely a name for a cow, even more so than Daisy!