noun
Clotilde
Clotilde (noun) means a female given name, of French, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish origin. Example: “Her grandmother, Clotilde, immigrated from southern France in the 1950s.”
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A female given name, of French, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish origin.
"Her grandmother, Clotilde, immigrated from southern France in the 1950s."
How to use Clotilde
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA traditional women's first name, most common in French- and Iberian-speaking countries.
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Etymology
From the Germanic name element Hlūdahildiz, roughly meaning "famous battle."
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What does “Clotilde” mean?
The word “Clotilde” means a female given name, of French, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish origin. In plain terms, a traditional women's first name, most common in French- and Iberian-speaking countries.
How do you use “Clotilde” in a sentence?
Here is “Clotilde” used in a sentence: “Her grandmother, Clotilde, immigrated from southern France in the 1950s.”
What part of speech is “Clotilde”?
“Clotilde” is a noun.
Where does the word “Clotilde” come from?
The word “Clotilde” comes from Germanic. From the Germanic name element Hlūdahildiz, roughly meaning "famous battle.".
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