Dolce
Meaning of Dolce
Pronounced DOHL-chay (/ˈdɔl.tʃeɪ/), Dolce originates from the Italian adjective meaning “sweet,” itself rooted in the Latin dulcis. In music notation, it directs a performer to play with tenderness or warmth, and in popular culture it appears in the luxury fashion label Dolce & Gabbana, reinforcing an association with refinement. In the United States, Dolce has maintained a modest but consistent presence in Social Security Administration records since the early 1990s—peaking at rank 861 in 1993 and most recently registering five newborns (rank 945) in 2024. This pattern underlines its niche appeal: etymologically precise and literally “sweet,” yet limited in frequency, it serves parents seeking a name marked by straightforward meaning and quiet elegance.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as DOHL-chay (/'dɔl.tʃeɪ/)
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Notable People Named Dolce
| Dolce Ann Cabot - |
