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Clementine Susannah
Clementine Sophia

Love it. Sweet and nostalgic. I also love the male form, Clement.

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I use the American pronunciation, "clem-en-tine," but I like the French/ British one as well, "clem-en-teen."

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Nns: Cleo, Clemmie (Winston Churhill's nn for his dw), Lemon (just kidding), Emmie / Emmy, Tina.

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Clementine Sophie
Clementine Aurelia
Clementine Georgia
Clementine Lucy
Clementine Adele
Clementine Julia
Clementine Eliza
Clementine Olivia
Clementine Dulcie (a sweet clementine orange?)
Clementine Juno
Clementine Diana
Clementine Ailsa ("AYL-suh")
Clementine Ishbel
Clementine Freya
Clementine Daphne

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Yes, no, maybe so? :-)

Probably my all time favorite girl name. NN's could be Clem, Clemmie, Clemen, Clemens, Tine, or even Eme or Emmie.

I think it's a little hillbilly, especially with the NN Clemmy. It's all right, though.

I rather like Clementine, especially with the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind association. It's interesting, but for some reason I think it's too 'cute' somehow to use...perhaps because of Huckleberry Hound. Still, I wouldn't object to seeing a precocious little Clementine.

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As for nicknames, I can't really think of any besides Clem. Clemency perhaps?

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Middle names:

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Clementine Elinor
Clementine Lucille
Clementine Mary
Clementine Kathleen
Clementine Norah
Clementine Elaine
Clementine Elise

I love it.

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Clementine June
Clementine Ruby
Clementine Frances
Clementine Rose
Clementine Pearl
Clementine Sage
Clementine Darcy
Clementine Willow