Origin and Meaning of Deloros

Sorrowful or Pain

Origin: Spanish - Deloros is derived from the Spanish word 'dolor', which means pain or sorrow. The name is often associated with 'Nuestra Señora de los Dolores', translating to 'Our Lady of Sorrows'.

• Deloros is commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries, particularly as a tribute to the Virgin Mary as 'Our Lady of Sorrows'.
• The name is often given in religious contexts, meant to evoke a sense of compassion or empathy towards human suffering.
• There are notable bearers such as Deloros del Río, a famous Mexican actress, who contributed to the name's recognition.
• While not among the most popular names, Deloros saw occasional usage spikes during the 20th century, particularly among those of Hispanic heritage.
• Related names include Dolores, which shares the same etymological root, and also variations in different languages like Dolores in Spanish and 双色球 (Shuangxiang) in Chinese.