Origin and Meaning of Doloria

Sorrow; grief

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin word 'dolor' meaning 'sorrow' or 'pain'. The name can also be associated with 'Dolores', a common Spanish name derived from 'Nuestra Señora de los Dolores' (Our Lady of Sorrows).

• Doloria is a less common name and can be seen as a variation or derivative of the name Dolores, which was popularized in Spanish-speaking cultures.
• In some cultures, names that derive from 'dolor' or have connections to sorrow are often used in relation to religious or historical significance, reflecting themes of compassion and empathy.
• Notable bearers may come from literature or lesser-known historical figures, but Doloria itself is not widely recognized in prominent references.
• The name Doloria has experienced low popularity, with a minimal presence in contemporary baby name databases and often seen in niche or specific cultural contexts.
• Similar names include Dolores and Dola, with variations occurring in different languages, such as Doloretta in Italian.