Forename Клеменс

Around the world, Клеменс (Clemence , Clemens , Klemens ) is a common gender-neutral forename. The first name Клеменс is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a common boy's name, Austria, and Cameroon, where it is quite a common predominantly female, but scarcely masculine name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Germany, France, and Tanzania. Also, Клеменс is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Клеменс

name Klymentiy, name Клемент, name كليمنس, name Климентій, name Clemens, name Klimentová, name Clemence, name Kliment, name Клеман, name Clemente, name Von, name Клеменс, name Kelemen, name كليمنت, name Climent, name Клементе, name クリメンティ, name Klement, name Клімент, name קלמנס, name Kleman, name Klemen, name クレマン, name 克里门特, name Clement, name Maria, name Климент, name クレメント, name Clément, name Клим, name Клім, name كليمن, name Келемен, name Клемен, name Klemens, name Klemento

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Clemence	Germany, Tanzania, France, United States, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Klemens, Clemens	Austria, Germany, Tanzania, Poland, United States
Клеменс	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Clement, Clemente, Climent, Clément, Kelemen, Kleman, Klemen, Klement, Klemento, Kliment, Klimentová, Klymentiy, Maria, Von, Келемен, Клеман, Клемен, Клемент, Клементе, Клим, Климент, Климентій, Клім, Клімент, קלמנס, كليمن, كليمنت, كليمنس, クリメンティ, クレマン, クレメント, and 克里门特

First name Клеменс in the context

Клеменс is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Klemens Diez , the pseudonym of Charles W. Lovy; Clemens Forell , the fictional character created by Josef Martin Bauer, As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me; Clemens Richter , character in Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten and Clemens Freiherr von Reiger , the operatic character in the opera Die blaue Mazur.

Notable namesakes

	ходыкевич, клеменс Armenian historian (1715-1797), UA (b. 1715)
	урмовский, клеменс (1780-1827), UA (b. 1780)