Origin and Meaning of Clide

Variant of Clyde, often associated with the river and means 'slope' or 'bank'

Origin: Scottish - Derived from the Scottish name Clyde which refers to the river Clyde in Scotland, thought to originate from a Gaelic word meaning 'the warm, or fertile'.

• Clide is considered a less common variant of the name Clyde, which has historical significance in both Scottish geography and culture.
• Clyde, and by extension Clide, is often associated with the Glasgow area in Scotland, where the River Clyde flows.
• Notable bearers of similar names include Clyde Barrow, one-half of the infamous criminal duo Bonnie and Clyde, which has influenced popular culture.
• The name Clyde has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, particularly in the early to mid-20th century, while Clide remains rare.
• Variations of the name include Clyde and Clidon, with Clyde being the more prevalent and recognized form.