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I prefer Clover for animals and Calla for humans. I like the idea of Clover on a human too, but it needs a specific look and personality to pull it off. Calla is a lot more versatile, plus it's just pretty and nice-sounding. And Clover is really cute for a cat (or any other animal).

Calla hands down. Clover just sounds like a cow name.

Calla

Calla is an easy win here.

Clover

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I like it better than Calla. Sorry.

Neither!

Calla by far. Calla is more namey sound-wise, Clover is very wordy / very obviously a plant/flower. Clover always makes me think of cows, Calla has no immediate associations and is free to be used creatively.

Calla

Clover definitely. It’s beautiful, underrated, will age nicely and is just a gorgeous name.

Clover, no contest.

I like both, but I'll go with Calla.

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It's delicate, more feminine and, vastly underrated... it only charted in the late 1800's!

This message was edited 1/1/2022, 2:05 PM

Calla

I don't like the Cal part of Calla. I prefer Callie, as it's softer.

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Clover is the better flower name in my opinion. It can be unisex and that gives it charm...people don't see it's resemblance to Glover or Grover: masculine names. It doesn't sound girly at all, but at least it doesn't sound fake girly like Calla. It's not bad, but it sounds very made-up to me, for some reason. I might be biased, because I haven't heard of it until recently.