Dolores is a Spanish name meaning "sorrows" or "pain, " derived from the Latin term "dolor. " It is associated with the title "Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, " referring to the Virgin Mary'sorrows. The name has a rich history, particularly in Spanish-speaking cultures, where it symbolizes strength and resilience in overcoming adversity. Originally popular in the early 20th century, its usage has declined in recent years but remains significant in Hispanic communities. The name's timeless elegance and deep emotional connection make it a cherished choice for many.
