Caprice

Meaning of Caprice

Caprice sparkles like a sudden salsa beat under a moonlit sky. Born in elegant France with the meaning of whim or fancy, it lands with a joyous swing in the Latin corazón. The name feels alive. It’s a mischievous breeze, a butterfly’s wink, a daring twist on tradition. Imagine her stepping into a sun-drenched plaza and the cobblestones giggling under her feet. It rolls off the tongue—ka-PREES or kuh-PREES—like sweet churros shared with amigos. This tiny capricho paints daily routines with fireworks. With Caprice, every day bursts into a vibrant fiesta for the spirit!

Pronunciation

French

  • Pronunced as ka-PREES (/ka.pʁis/)

English

  • Pronunced as kuh-PREES (/kəˈpriːs/)

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Notable People Named Caprice

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