Well, in my English accent approximation: Claive Solish (you can say clave or clive), and solish pronouncing the o as in so rather than sol). The clay in claymore has roots from the similar Scots Gaelic for sword too. But shishkebob is spelt wrong (it's bab not bob).
It would actually just be Sword of the Sun, Claymore itself comes from Irish/Scots gaelic and means "Big sword", a one handed sword like this would likely be a Claideamh Beag or Small sword. Source: I learned Irish as a kid and am on my way to trying to become fluent.
I had to look up the pronunciations. It's pronounced differently depending on the region where you are; CLIVE So-lish in Connacht dialect, Cleeve Solish in Munster, Clay-uv So-lish in Ulster.
Beautiful. Definitely going to be making an appearance in my Commonwealth.
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Claymore (of the) Sun.
Beautiful. Definitely going to be making an appearance in my Commonwealth.
Thanks for looking it up!