Dulce

Latin, Portuguese, Spanish

sweet

Dulcinea, Dulcina, Dulcinia, Dolce

Diana, Donna, Dorothy, Deborah, Danielle, Delilah, Dawn, Denise, Daphne, Dora

Pure sweetness captured in sound, this name literally embodies the tenderness parents feel for their newborn daughter. Dulce wraps its meaning directly into its pronunciation, creating an immediate emotional connection that never fades. The Spanish heritage brings cultural richness and linguistic beauty, while increasing multiculturalism makes it increasingly accessible to diverse audiences. This name works wonderfully for bilingual families or those wanting to honor Latin American roots while living elsewhere. Its two syllables make it easy for young children to manage, and the 'ce' ending provides a soft, feminine finish without being overly frilly. Dulce suits a gentle, affectionate personality but doesn't limit a girl from developing strength and determination. The name feels both intimate and celebration-worthy, appropriate for quiet family moments and public achievements alike. Parents choosing Dulce often value emotional expression, cultural pride, and the simple joy of calling their daughter by a name that feels like an endearment.