Addolorata
Latin · Girl · 5 syllables
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About the name Addolorata
Addolorata derives from the Italian word "addolorata," the feminine form of the Latin "addoloratus," meaning "sorrowful" or "grieved," ultimately from "dolor" (pain/sorrow).
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Etymology
Addolorata derives from the Italian word "addolorata," the feminine form of the Latin "addoloratus," meaning "sorrowful" or "grieved," ultimately from "dolor" (pain/sorrow). The name is primarily used in Italian and Italian-Catholic cultures as a Marian epithet referring to the Virgin Mary's suffering, particularly the Sorrows of Mary venerated in Catholic devotion.
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