Origin and Meaning of Dimple

A small natural indentation in the surface of an object, or a small mark on the surface of the skin.

Origin: English - The word 'dimple' is derived from the Old English word 'dimple', which relates to a small hollow or indentation, often used to describe the attractive indentations in a person's cheeks.

• Dimple is often associated with beauty, as dimples in the cheeks are commonly considered a charming and attractive feature.
• In various cultures, especially in South Asia, the name Dimple is popular and is seen as a sign of beauty and good fortune.
• Notable bearers of the name include Indian actress Dimple Kapadia, who gained fame for her roles in Hindi films.
• While Dimple is not a very common name, it has gained popularity in the last few decades, particularly in India and among the Indian diaspora.
• Dimple can also be found as part of compound names such as 'Dimpled' or in other combinations like 'Dimple Rose', although these are less common.