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Clementine is a delicate and graceful feminine name with ancient Latin origins, derived from the word 'clemens' meaning 'merciful', 'compassionate', or 'gentle'. The name evolved from the Roman name Clemens, which served as both a family and personal name in antiquity. In early Christian culture, the name gained significant popularity thanks to several Church Fathers named Clement, particularly Clement I, who was one of the early Church Fathers in the first century. The feminine form 'Clementine' developed during the Middle Ages in Europe and became a noble and respected name, especially in France and England. In Hebrew culture, the name Clementine was adopted primarily in the 20th century, as part of the trend to embrace beautiful international names that also suit Hebrew pronunciation. The name carries values of mercy, kindness, and gentleness - qualities considered high spiritual virtues in Judaism. The meaning of 'compassion' resonates with one of God's attributes, called 'Rachaman' (Merciful One) and 'Rachum' (Compassionate), giving the name deep spiritual significance even outside its original Christian context. In modern Hebrew, the name also evokes an association with the sweet and juicy clementine fruit, adding a dimension of freshness and naturalness to it. Clementine is a name that uniquely combines classic European elegance with delicacy and femininity. It is particularly suitable for parents seeking a name with rich history, profound meaning, and international appeal. The name carries a sense of sophistication, nobility, and refinement, while being relatively rare in Israel, which grants it special uniqueness. The soft and flowing sounds of the name, together with its rhythmic letters, create a pleasant harmony to the ear. In recent decades, the name has experienced a revival in the Western world, especially among families seeking vintage names with romantic charm, and it carries a sense of nostalgia for a more noble and refined era.

קְלֶמֶנְטִין

Clementine | Clemantine | Clementina

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In Kabbalah, the name Clementine is connected to the attribute of Chesed (kindness) and mercy, which are supreme qualities in the Tree of Life. The meaning of 'merciful' connects the name to the Sefirah of Chesed, representing boundless giving and pure divine love. The soft sounds of the name create an energy of gentleness and tenderness, encouraging spiritual development through compassion and empathy toward others.

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Clementine Churchill - daughter of Winston Churchill, British writer and biographer | Clémentine Célarié - French actress | Clementine Ford - American actress

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