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Help[Opinions] Re: Clemence or Clementine?
in reply to a message by Beatrix
I prefer Clementine to Clemence, but they're both nice. Susannah Clementine is lovely.
Also, Clementine is a type of orange, but Clementine (and Clemence, too) are derived from Clemens, which in Latin means "merciful." (Think of the word, Clemency.) So really, they both mean the same thing.
Also, Clementine is a type of orange, but Clementine (and Clemence, too) are derived from Clemens, which in Latin means "merciful." (Think of the word, Clemency.) So really, they both mean the same thing.
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