Pattern for naming CLS compatible alternative Properties

If i have a property like this

[CLSCompliant(false)]
public uint Something { ... }

and want to write an alternative, i can not just write an overload as i would do for methods. But how should i name it? Is there some general way in the .NET libs?

public long SomethingAlternative { ... }
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I would suggest SomethingAsInt64 to explicitly indicate the behavioural difference.

Maybe do it the reverse way: make the complaint version "something" and the non-compliant as "SomethingUnsigned"

SomethingCompliant meaning that it is compliant?