Origin and Meaning of Clouis

Famous warrior

Origin: French - Derived from the Old High German name Chlodovech, which translates to 'famous warrior'. Chlodovech was adapted into French as Clovis.

• Clouis is a rare name, closely related to Clovis, historically significant as it was borne by the first King of the Franks and is associated with the unification of the Frankish tribes.
• The name has a French origin, and while Clovis is relatively common, Clouis is much less frequently used today.
• Notable bearers of the variant Clovis include Clovis II, a Merovingian king, emphasizing the name's importance in French history.
• Clovis has seen fluctuating popularity in France since the Middle Ages, often associated with royal lineage and nobility, while Clouis remains largely less popular.
• Variations of the name include Clovis (the more widely recognized version) and Klaus (a German variant) which retains similar roots.