Delores

Delores carries a sentimental and somewhat somber meaning, tied to religious origins. It represents the sorrows or the emotional suffering, associated with compassion and empathy, reminiscent of the Virgin Mary's experiences.

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The name Delores has its roots in Spanish culture and is derived from the Spanish word 'dolores,' which translates to 'sorrows.' The name is associated with the Virgin Mary, referred to as 'Nuestra Señora de los Dolores,' meaning 'Our Lady of Sorrows.'

  • Popularity: 8,479th
  • Babies named Delores in the US in 2023:
    Female: 27
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Dee, Lori, Dolly, Lolo, Deli.
  • Full Names: Dolores, Deloris, Delora, Deloress, Deloorus.
  • Famous Namesakes: Delores Huerta-Activist, Dolores del Río-Actress, Dolores O'Riordan-Singer, Dolores Abernathy-Fictional Character, Dolores Cannon-Author.
  • Gender: Delores is traditionally a female name associated with emotional depth and sensitivity, often linked to nurturing and caring attributes.
  • Numerology: The numerology for Delores is linked to the number 3, which signifies creativity, sociability, and expression. Those with this name are believed to exude charm, wit, and artistic ability, often drawn to social circles and endeavors that encourage imaginative freedom.

Delores saw peak popularity in the United States during the 1930s and 40s, ranking among the top 100 names. Over the decades, the popularity has waned, taking on a more retro or vintage appeal in contemporary times, appealing to those who favor classic and time-honored names.

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