Inmaculada
Spanish · Girl · 5 syllables
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About the name Inmaculada
Inmaculada means "immaculate" or "spotless" and derives from the Latin word "immaculatus" (in- + maculatus, meaning "not stained").
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Etymology
Inmaculada means "immaculate" or "spotless" and derives from the Latin word "immaculatus" (in- + maculatus, meaning "not stained"). The name is primarily used in Spanish-speaking Catholic cultures as a reference to the Immaculate Conception of Mary, a Catholic doctrine established as dogma in 1854.
Inmaculada currently ranks #100 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2002.
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