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I love Clotilda, so clunky and Dark Ages-ish funky. And then the French come along and turn her into a princess, fit for the ball.

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Clothilde is gorgeous. No two ways about it. I've tinkered with the idea of using Chloe as a nn for Clotilda / Clothilde. I know they are etymologically different. But it is a fun option.

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Clothilde Aimee ("eh-MAY")
Clothilde Ines
Clothilde Sophie
Clothilde Anais
Clothilde Niobe ("NIE-uh-bee")
Clothilde Isabeau
Clothilde Glynis
Clothilde Juniper
Clothilde Ianthe
Clothilde Severine
Clothilde Gladys
Clothilde Nerys
Clothilde Marjani
Clothilde Winter
Clothilde Ariadne
Clothilde Nightingale
Clothilde Eugenie
Clothilde Oceane
Clothilde Annelie
Clothilde Isidora
Clothilde Alix
Clothilde Thomasine
Clothilde Wilhelmine
Clothilde Aisling ("ASH-ling")
Clothilde Henriette

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Fun. Thanks.