Clover
Meaning of Clover
The name Clover, primarily used for females, is a charming and nature-inspired choice that embodies freshness and vitality. Pronounced as KLOH-vuh (/ˈkləʊvər/) in English, Clover derives from the Old English word "clāfre," referring to the clover plant known for its trifoliate leaves and association with good luck. This botanical name has grown steadily in popularity over the years, reflecting a trend towards unique and earthy names. With variations such as Clova, Clover carries connotations of simplicity, natural beauty, and luck. It has seen a significant rise in use in the United States, moving from obscurity to being ranked 675th in 2023 with 433 occurrences. The name evokes images of lush fields and pastoral tranquility, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name that is both distinctive and rooted in nature's charm.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as KLOH-vuh (/ˈkləʊvər/)
American English
- Pronunced as KLOH-vur (/ˈkloʊvər/)
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Notable People Named Clover
| Clover Margaret Moore is an Australian politician who has been the longest serving Lord Mayor of Sydney and the first popularly elected female in that position. |
| Clover May Murray is a British professional racing cyclist riding for UCI Women's Continental Team DAS–Handsling. |
