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    Clotilde (en. Clotilde)

    /klotild/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A given name of Germanic origin, meaning 'war' and 'struggle'.
    Clotilde is a classic name in France.
    Clotilde est un prénom classique en France.
    Denomination of a saint, Clotilde, wife of Clovis.
    The holiness of Clotilde is celebrated every year.
    La sainteté de Clotilde est célébrée chaque année.
    An important historical figure in the conversion of the Frankish kingdom to Christianity.
    Clotilde played a crucial role in the history of France.
    Clotilde a joué un rôle crucial dans l’histoire de la France.

    Etymology

    From the Old High German 'khlotwila', with 'khlot' meaning 'war' and 'wila' meaning 'will'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Clotilde the wise
    Nickname for a wise and thoughtful woman.
    Clotilde la sage
    Clotilde and her children
    Expression used to talk about motherhood and family.
    Clotilde et ses enfants

    Related Words

    Clovis
    King of the Franks, husband of Clotilde.
    Clovis
    Christianity
    Religion that Clotilde helped establish in France.
    Christianisme
    Saint
    Religious term designating a person recognized for their holiness.
    Sainte

    Slang Meanings

    Common first name in certain social classes.
    You know, she is Clotilde, a true woman of letters.
    Tu sais, elle est Clotilde, une vraie femme de lettres.
    Used to designate a person with charisma.
    This Clotilde always attracts attention in a meeting.
    Cette Clotilde attire toujours l'attention dans une réunion.