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I really like Clothilde or Klothilde.

I like this, as others have posted, due to the ornate attributes. I love Clothilde (Chlothilde / Chloe), Brunhilde (Brunna), and Mathilde (Mattie) even more. For the better part of nearly nine hundred years the final "e" in English would sometimes be pronounced or sometimes "remain unspoken" - and I think his variable adds magic!

This message was edited 3/23/2017, 4:22 AM

I think its absolutely stunning, but I think a lot of people would latch onto the "clot" beginning (even though it's not pronounced that way).

I'm not a fan but I do love Clothilde and have for many years. I would use it is Chloe waant so popular as it is the most obvious shortening

I don't really care for it, but that's just my personal taste. All I can think of when I see it are blood clots and hefty German women.

This message was edited 3/21/2017, 12:27 PM

I adore Clotilda! It's so ornate.

It almost works, but the word "clot" renders it a bit icky.

I much prefer Clotilde