Given name

Addolorata

“the Sorrowful one”

Addolorata is used as a given name. Addolorata is connected with DoLores.

Meaning & origin

What it means

Addolorata goes back to a word meaning “the Sorrowful one.”

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Where it comes from

An origin associated with this spelling is Italian.

How it developed

In Italian use, Addolorata is used as an equivalent of DoLores.

Addolorata’s family of names

Addolorata has a conventional naming counterpart in Dolores.

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Sibling ideas

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