Clodagh

Clodagh meaning and name origin

Clodagh \c-loda-gh, cl(o)-dagh\ as a girl's name is pronounced KLO-da. It is of Irish origin. Based on the Tipperary river in Ireland, also called the Clody. As a given name, it appears to have been first used by the Marquis of Waterford for the name of one of his daughters. Clodagh may also be linked to the Latin name Clodia (name of the mistress of the Roman poet Catullus), a variant of Claudia.

Baby names that sound like Clodagh are Calida, Klodia, Cleta, Cloudy and Cloette. Another similar baby name is Clova.

Popularity of Clodagh

Clodagh is not a popular first name for women and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people. (1990 U.S. Census)

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