The meaning of the name Klim: origin, character, fate and mystery of the name Klim

History of the origin of the name Klim

The name Klim was first mentioned in birch bark documents from Novgorod. In the Old Russian language it began to sound exactly like this. Klim is a truncated form of Clement with an emphasis on i. Clement is an ancient Roman name. It translates as meek, calm, peace-loving.

In Rome, not far from the Colosseum, the Church (Basilica) of St. Clement stands modestly. It houses the relics of Pope Clement I, which believers from all over the world come to venerate. Saint Clement was beheaded on the territory of modern Sevastopol (at that time – Inkerman quarries) in 98 AD. He was an ardent supporter of Christianity and paid dearly for it.

In the twentieth century, many Russian (and not only) people had two “loud” names Klim on their lips: Klim Voroshilov – participant in the Civil War, revolutionary, People’s Commissar of Defense of the USSR; Klim Samgin is the hero of Maxim Gorky’s novel “The Life of Klim Samgin.” Voroshilov left a bright but controversial mark on Russian history, Samgin – on Russian literature.

The meaning and characteristics of the name Klim

In the 19th and until the thirties of the 20th century, the name Klim was popular and very often, especially in working-class families, one could meet a boy with this name.

Many astrological sources say that the Klim child does not have great mental abilities and learning the sciences is difficult for him.

If you carefully study a number of different biographical studies, the main figure of which is a man named Klim, you can draw an interesting conclusion: Klim’s mathematical abilities far exceed his humanitarian ones.

Since childhood, Klim has shown a penchant for exact sciences. Among his peers, he is one of the first in mathematical Olympiads and tests. He counts easily; a mathematical mindset fosters in him perseverance, perseverance, concentration, determination, and the desire to win at any cost.

Adult Klim is silent, focused on the result. He’s not much of a speaker, though. But he takes it not in word, but in deed. It is difficult to get Klim to talk when he is in a large company. In a close circle of close people, he can be eloquent and even inspirational.

Klim has one not very beautiful character trait – envy. Possessing an analytical mind and natural intuition, he understands that envy is a sin, but he cannot help himself. Sometimes envy takes him so far that because of it he ends up in unpleasant and even criminal situations.

Klim is in no hurry to get married at a young age. As a rule, he gets married after thirty, fully convinced of the correctness of his choice.