#866Spanish
Referring to 'mercy'. — pairs as "Dulcinea & Merced"
#572Spanish
star — pairs as "Dulcinea & Estel"
#583Spanish
loyal, faithful — pairs as "Dulcinea & Leal"
#1102Spanish
Ascension — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ascension"
#1142Spanish
Spanish — pairs as "Dulcinea & Orea"
#1224Spanish
Spanish — pairs as "Dulcinea & Veo"
#901Spanish
health — pairs as "Dulcinea & salud"
#1497Spanish
flowers — pairs as "Dulcinea & Flores"
#1463Spanish
Ascension or elevation — pairs as "Dulcinea & Asencion"
#1502Spanish
little stone — pairs as "Dulcinea & Calica"
#1503Spanish
honorable — from Honorio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Honario"
#1504Spanish
help or aid — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ayuda"
#1505Spanish
little Francisco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Frasquito"
#1506Spanish
God is gracious — from Javier — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chabier"
#1511Spanish
bright, clear — from Clario — pairs as "Dulcinea & Clariano"
#1513Spanish
from the place name Arriaga — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arriaga"
#1513Spanish
large bird of prey — pairs as "Dulcinea & Condor"
#1517Spanish
little land — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arrieta"
#1518Spanish
a type of medicinal clay — pairs as "Dulcinea & Azarcon"
#1518Spanish
noble and bright — from Edelberto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Edelberto"
#1526Spanish
tower — pairs as "Dulcinea & Torre"
#1527Spanish
August — from Augustus — pairs as "Dulcinea & Agosto"
#1539Spanish
to drink — from beber — pairs as "Dulcinea & Beber"
#1540Spanish
sugar cane — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aca"
#1540Spanish
clove flower — pairs as "Dulcinea & Clavel"
#1540Spanish
elf warrior — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elviro"
#1541Spanish
from the Chinea family — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chinea"
#1543Spanish
from the place name Claveria — pairs as "Dulcinea & Claveria"
#1544Spanish
hawk — from Gavilan — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gavilan"
#1547Spanish
God is my strength — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gabil"
#1548Spanish
from the surname Gotay — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gotay"
#1549Spanish
a variant of Carlos — pairs as "Dulcinea & Calo"
#1550Spanish
white or bright — pairs as "Dulcinea & Albelo"
#1550Spanish
to marry — from casar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Casar"
#1551Spanish
from the Briseño family — pairs as "Dulcinea & Briseno"
#1551Spanish
God is my strength — from Gabriel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gabriel-cruz"
#1553Spanish
wealthy spear — from Edgar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Edgarda"
#1559Spanish
little eagle — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aguiluz"
#1559Spanish
spear servant — from Gervasius — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gervasio"
#1560Spanish
gift or present — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aguinaldo"
#1562Spanish
from Britain — pairs as "Dulcinea & Brito"
#1562Spanish
God is my strength — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gabriels"
#1565Spanish
little chamomile — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chamis"
#1566Spanish
God has helped — from Eleazar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elazaro"
#1567Spanish
noble or courageous — pairs as "Dulcinea & Acilino"
#1570Spanish
from Almanza, a place name — pairs as "Dulcinea & Almanza"
#1572Spanish
son of Barnabas — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bernab"
#1574Spanish
little Charles — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chirillo"
#1576Spanish
art — from arte — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arte"
#1576Spanish
boat — from barco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Barco"
#1576Spanish
little chirping one — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chirino"
#1577Spanish
young warrior — from Evelio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Evelino"
#1577Spanish
a variant of Jesús — pairs as "Dulcinea & Jasso"
#1580Spanish
tree — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arbo"
#1580Spanish
from the place name Gaytán — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gaytan"
#1582Spanish
noble or bright — from Albizo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Albizu"
#1584Spanish
loves — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amores"
#1584Spanish
venerable, revered — pairs as "Dulcinea & Evencio"
#1586Spanish
a diminutive of Bocio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bocio"
#1587Spanish
noble or famous — pairs as "Dulcinea & Almerino"
#1587Spanish
healer — from Cassius — pairs as "Dulcinea & Casias"
#1589Spanish
loving, affectionate — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amoros"
#1589Spanish
lighthouse — pairs as "Dulcinea & Faro"
#1590Spanish
the one who supplants — pairs as "Dulcinea & Jacquinto"
#1592Spanish
valley of the wolves — from Guadalupe — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guadalupe-blas"
#1593Spanish
from the place name Chandos — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chandos"
#1594Spanish
from the place name Arce — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arce"
#1598Spanish
illuminated, enlightened — pairs as "Dulcinea & Iluminado"
#1601Spanish
brave, bold — from Alcadus — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alcadio"
#1603Spanish
case or event — pairs as "Dulcinea & Caso"
#1605Spanish
chosen, elected — pairs as "Dulcinea & Electo"
#1610Spanish
flower — pairs as "Dulcinea & Floro"
#1611Spanish
chosen, selected — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elegido"
#1612Spanish
little arch — from Archibaldo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Archilla"
#1613Spanish
rival — from Emiliano — pairs as "Dulcinea & Emilianos"
#1613Spanish
cool or great — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guay"
#1615Spanish
merciful — from Clemente — pairs as "Dulcinea & Climente"
#1616Spanish
omen, sign — from augur — pairs as "Dulcinea & Augurio"
#1623Spanish
a small piece or fragment — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chapa"
#1625Spanish
from Alcívar — a place name — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alcivar"
#1626Spanish
field or countryside — pairs as "Dulcinea & Campo"
#1627Spanish
blessed — from Beato — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bego"
#1628Spanish
derived from 'Eliseo' — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elesio"
#1631Spanish
a surname derived from a place — pairs as "Dulcinea & Baca"
#1633Spanish
powerful warrior — from Emeldo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Imeldo"
#1634Spanish
man — from Adam — pairs as "Dulcinea & Adame"
#1637Spanish
son of Adam — pairs as "Dulcinea & Adames"
#1639Spanish
noble or brave — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alday"
#1639Spanish
wealthy guardian — from Eduardo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Edurardo"
#1641Spanish
curly or frizzy hair — pairs as "Dulcinea & Crispa"
#1641Spanish
wealthy warrior — from Eduvigis — pairs as "Dulcinea & Eduvigis"
#1642Spanish
noble protector — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aldegundo"
#1642Spanish
noble and ready — from Alfonso — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alphanso"
#1642Spanish
Christ-bearer — from Christopher — pairs as "Dulcinea & Crispas"
#1644Spanish
little Gaitán — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gaitan"
#1646Spanish
elf warrior — from Elfidio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elfidio"
#1647Spanish
from the name of a plant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alpizar"
#1647Spanish
flourishing, blooming — pairs as "Dulcinea & Flórido"
#1650Spanish
from the surname Cancio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cancio"
#1650Spanish
graceful — from Graciela — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gracelino"
#1655Spanish
war — from guerra — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guerra"
#1656Spanish
graceful, pleasing — from Gracia — pairs as "Dulcinea & Graciani"
#1658Spanish
from the place name Arvelo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arvelo"
#1658Spanish
of Hermes — messenger of the gods — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hermidas"
#1659Spanish
sweet or sugary — pairs as "Dulcinea & Candito"
#1660Spanish
day — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aday"
#1663Spanish
land of Amerigo — pairs as "Dulcinea & América"
#1664Spanish
from the Arvizu family — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arvizu"
#1665Spanish
derived from the surname Arenado — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arenado"
#1666Spanish
golden — from Aurelius — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aurelindo"
#1668Spanish
love — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amor"
#1671Spanish
small marble or ball — pairs as "Dulcinea & Canica"
#1673Spanish
Catalan — from Catalonia — pairs as "Dulcinea & Catala"
#1673Spanish
brave or bold — pairs as "Dulcinea & Galdo"
#1674Spanish
defender of mankind — from Alejandro — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alechandre"
#1674Spanish
brave, valiant — from Galea — pairs as "Dulcinea & Galeano"
#1675Spanish
defender of mankind — from Alejandro — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alechandro"
#1676Spanish
brave or courageous — pairs as "Dulcinea & Herna"
#1677Spanish
brave warrior — from Fernando — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hernanda"
#1679Spanish
spear or lance — pairs as "Dulcinea & Folch"
#1680Spanish
high sea — from Altamar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Altemar"
#1681Spanish
from the river — pairs as "Dulcinea & Beiro"
#1681Spanish
bright warrior — from Alberto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Eryberto"
#1685Spanish
brave or valiant — from Galindo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Galindo"
#1687Spanish
the chosen one — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elido"
#1689Spanish
joyful, happy — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aleg"
#1689Spanish
iron — from fierro — pairs as "Dulcinea & Fierro"
#1690Spanish
cheerful, happy — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alegre"
#1691Spanish
God is my salvation — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elies"
#1693Spanish
silvery — from Argento — pairs as "Dulcinea & Argenta"
#1694Spanish
from Argentina — pairs as "Dulcinea & Argentino"
#1695Spanish
noble or brave — pairs as "Dulcinea & Adelindo"
#1695Spanish
innocent — from Anaceto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Anoceto"
#1695Spanish
a small cane or reed — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cano"
#1696Spanish
little crow — pairs as "Dulcinea & Corcino"
#1698Spanish
brave, gallant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gallard"
#1699Spanish
noble protector — pairs as "Dulcinea & Adelmino"
#1699Spanish
brave, gallant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gallardo"
#1701Spanish
noble or noble one — pairs as "Dulcinea & Adelo"
#1702Spanish
mud or clay — pairs as "Dulcinea & Barro"
#1705Spanish
to ascend, rise up — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ascencio"
#1705Spanish
from Hernán — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hernani"
#1706Spanish
brave, strong — from Fernando — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hernardo"
#1711Spanish
German — from Alemán — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aleman"
#1711Spanish
Jehovah is God — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elijas"
#1711Spanish
young warrior — from William — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guillen"
#1717Spanish
little cat — from Catriel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Catriel"
#1717Spanish
warrior — from Wimar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guimar"
#1720Spanish
bearer of Christ — from Efrén — pairs as "Dulcinea & Efrn"
#1723Spanish
a variant of Bracho — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bracho"
#1725Spanish
ascension — from Ascencio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Asencio"
#1725Spanish
brave — from Galván — pairs as "Dulcinea & Galvan"
#1725Spanish
from the surname Guinto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Guinto"
#1726Spanish
from Belize — pairs as "Dulcinea & Belice"
#1731Spanish
beautiful — from Bella — pairs as "Dulcinea & Belis"
#1732Spanish
brave, bold — from Alvaro — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alvardo"
#1736Spanish
son of the furrow — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bartholomé"
#1736Spanish
brave or courageous — from Belisario — pairs as "Dulcinea & Belizario"
#1740Spanish
peaceful ruler — from Frid — pairs as "Dulcinea & Friedo"
#1743Spanish
brave, valiant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Anbal"
#1745Spanish
elf army — from Alberto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alverio"
#1747Spanish
brave or bold — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gamero"
#1749Spanish
cross — from Cruz — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cruce"
#1755Spanish
beautiful — from Bella — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bellas"
#1759Spanish
defender of mankind — from Alexander — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alexandrino"
#1759Spanish
a variant of Anco means 'ancient' — pairs as "Dulcinea & Anco"
#1764Spanish
little Bartolomeo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bartulio"
#1767Spanish
unknown meaning — pairs as "Dulcinea & Esmildo"
#1771Spanish
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrés — pairs as "Dulcinea & Andere"
#1773Spanish
from the cave — pairs as "Dulcinea & Caba"
#1773Spanish
little one — from Ico — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ico"
#1775Spanish
from Spartacus — pairs as "Dulcinea & Espartaco"
#1778Spanish
cross — from Cruz — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cruz-diego"
#1781Spanish
from the place of the hawks — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alfaro"
#1782Spanish
crown or garland — pairs as "Dulcinea & Coro"
#1785Spanish
the best — from Arista — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aristida"
#1785Spanish
sun — pairs as "Dulcinea & Febus"
#1790Spanish
little jam or jam maker — pairs as "Dulcinea & Jambrina"
#1792Spanish
thorny bush or bramble — pairs as "Dulcinea & Espino"
#1794Spanish
Czar, emperor — from Caesar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Csar"
#1795Spanish
lovable, kind — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amabil"
#1796Spanish
peaceful ruler — from Federico — pairs as "Dulcinea & Feder"
#1797Spanish
lovable, kind — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amable"
#1797Spanish
brave, manly — from Andrés — pairs as "Dulcinea & Andrada"
#1798Spanish
loved, dear — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amadas"
#1799Spanish
low or short — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bajo"
#1800Spanish
nickname for Francisco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cacho"
#1800Spanish
a term of endearment — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chule"
#1808Spanish
of Caesar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ceasario"
#1812Spanish
from the place Avelar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Avelar"
#1817Spanish
from the Arjona plant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arjona"
#1818Spanish
a form of Francisco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Checo"
#1820Spanish
these are — from estas — pairs as "Dulcinea & Estas"
#1820Spanish
from the Basque word for 'hill' — pairs as "Dulcinea & Garay"
#1824Spanish
blessed — from Benedicto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bencion"
#1824Spanish
he who is a warrior — pairs as "Dulcinea & Itzo"
#1830Spanish
to do, to make — pairs as "Dulcinea & Faedo"
#1835Spanish
little one — from Consuelo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chelo"
#1836Spanish
life — from Avida — pairs as "Dulcinea & Avida"
#1839Spanish
little warrior — pairs as "Dulcinea & Algarin"
#1842Spanish
naval fleet — pairs as "Dulcinea & Armada"
#1845Spanish
silk-cotton tree — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ceiba"
#1846Spanish
the one who is strong — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gilgardo"
#1847Spanish
brave or hard — pairs as "Dulcinea & Amardo"
#1847Spanish
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrés — pairs as "Dulcinea & Andrs"
#1848Spanish
noble or brave — from Antonio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Antuna"
#1849Spanish
God will increase — from Ezequiel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Chema"
#1850Spanish
little bird — pairs as "Dulcinea & Avilla"
#1851Spanish
blessed — from Benedict — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benedit"
#1855Spanish
from the name Cario — pairs as "Dulcinea & Carias"
#1857Spanish
a surname derived from a nickname — pairs as "Dulcinea & Huezo"
#1858Spanish
eyebrow — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ceja"
#1864Spanish
fruits — pairs as "Dulcinea & Frutos"
#1866Spanish
greenish or bluish — pairs as "Dulcinea & Celedon"
#1868Spanish
baptist — from Bautista — pairs as "Dulcinea & Batista"
#1870Spanish
from the place name Aliaga — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aliaga"
#1870Spanish
happy, fortunate — pairs as "Dulcinea & Feli"
#1875Spanish
heavenly — from Celestial — pairs as "Dulcinea & Celino"
#1876Spanish
little one, darling — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cotita"
#1877Spanish
white, fair — pairs as "Dulcinea & Blanco"
#1877Spanish
son of Gonzalo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gonsalves"
#1878Spanish
blessed — from Benedicto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benil"
#1879Spanish
strong, brave — from Valentín — pairs as "Dulcinea & Balendin"
#1879Spanish
brave and resolute — from Benilde — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benildas"
#1880Spanish
brave and daring — from Benilde — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benildis"
#1881Spanish
brave as a bear — from Bernardo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benildo"
#1881Spanish
invaluable — from Antonio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Entonio"
#1884Spanish
gracious, merciful — from Anselmo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Anxo"
#1884Spanish
very happy, fortunate — pairs as "Dulcinea & Felicisimo"
#1885Spanish
to do, to make — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hacer"
#1890Spanish
a variant of Sheila — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cila"
#1891Spanish
good, well — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bueno"
#1891Spanish
cotton — from Cotto — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cotto"
#1896Spanish
happy or fortunate — pairs as "Dulcinea & Felio"
#1899Spanish
son of the right hand — pairs as "Dulcinea & Benjamn"
#1901Spanish
little Abel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Abelio"
#1903Spanish
whale — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ballena"
#1904Spanish
eagle — from Arnaldo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arnao"
#1905Spanish
little Abel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Abello"
#1906Spanish
related to a monastery — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cenobio"
#1909Spanish
little Carmel — from Carmel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Carmelindo"
#1910Spanish
brave or valiant — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arnauta"
#1912Spanish
dove — from Columba — pairs as "Dulcinea & Coloma"
#1912Spanish
handsome, attractive — pairs as "Dulcinea & Garrido"
#1914Spanish
pleasure, delight — from Afrodisio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Afrodisio"
#1914Spanish
a diminutive form of Buil — pairs as "Dulcinea & Buil"
#1915Spanish
star — from Aster — pairs as "Dulcinea & Asterio"
#1916Spanish
strong, firm — pairs as "Dulcinea & Firmo"
#1916Spanish
God is gracious — from Juan — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gines"
#1918Spanish
free man — from Francisco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Francisco-miguel"
#1919Spanish
follower of Christ — from Carmine — pairs as "Dulcinea & Carmindo"
#1920Spanish
bright warrior — pairs as "Dulcinea & Eberto"
#1921Spanish
little Curie — from Curiel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Curiel"
#1922Spanish
little angel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Angelillo"
#1923Spanish
little Francis — from Francisco — pairs as "Dulcinea & Francisqui"
#1928Spanish
noble or kind — pairs as "Dulcinea & Alipio"
#1930Spanish
the fifth born — pairs as "Dulcinea & Quinta"
#1935Spanish
from the place of Aparicio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Aparicio"
#1942Spanish
of the Grimaldi family — pairs as "Dulcinea & Grimaldo"
#1944Spanish
God is with us — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elmanuel"
#1947Spanish
little Charles — pairs as "Dulcinea & Carolino"
#1947Spanish
euphoric, joyful — from Eufrasio — pairs as "Dulcinea & Eufrasio"
#1948Spanish
from the surname Erazo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Erazo"
#1949Spanish
box or case — pairs as "Dulcinea & Caja"
#1951Spanish
from the Latin 'Bretus' — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bretas"
#1952Spanish
noble and brave — from Adolfo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Atalfo"
#1953Spanish
little Apollo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Apolino"
#1954Spanish
from the Cajuste family — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cajuste"
#1955Spanish
noble or brave — pairs as "Dulcinea & Atalíbio"
#1956Spanish
angelic — from Ángel — pairs as "Dulcinea & Angélico"
#1956Spanish
ugly — pairs as "Dulcinea & Feo"
#1960Spanish
treasurer — from Gaspar — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gasparas"
#1963Spanish
from Echemendia — pairs as "Dulcinea & Echemendia"
#1965Spanish
iron — from Fernando — pairs as "Dulcinea & Fer"
#1966Spanish
swift, quick — pairs as "Dulcinea & Cito"
#1968Spanish
of the shepherds — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gurias"
#1970Spanish
a form of Aroldo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Arola"
#1970Spanish
from Bayonne, France — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bayona"
#1972Spanish
from France — pairs as "Dulcinea & Franqui"
#1975Spanish
attentive, heedful — pairs as "Dulcinea & Atencio"
#1975Spanish
brave spear — pairs as "Dulcinea & Giraldo"
#1976Spanish
a small or young goat — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bazan"
#1976Spanish
cat — from gata — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gata"
#1976Spanish
brave, strong — from Gerald — pairs as "Dulcinea & Giralt"
#1981Spanish
brave, strong — from Hener — pairs as "Dulcinea & Henar"
#1982Spanish
brave traveler — from Ferdinand — pairs as "Dulcinea & Ferdinant"
#1989Spanish
good, well — pairs as "Dulcinea & Bien"
#1989Spanish
cat — from gato — pairs as "Dulcinea & Gato"
#1989Spanish
sacred name — from Jerónimo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Jernimo"
#1993Spanish
cheerful, happy — pairs as "Dulcinea & Hilerio"
#1995Spanish
sacred name — from Jerónimo — pairs as "Dulcinea & Jeronim"
#1998Spanish
little flask — pairs as "Dulcinea & Frasco"
#2580Spanish↑ Rising
Spanish — pairs as "Dulcinea & Elyan"
#501English
A beloved name with deep roots — pairs as "Dulcinea & Burnell"
#502Japanese
good, benevolent; beauty; decision — pairs as "Dulcinea & Yoshimi"
#504Japan
A beloved name with deep roots — pairs as "Dulcinea & Sakae"
#508English
free man — pairs as "Dulcinea & Charl"
#513Spain
Nativity, birth — pairs as "Dulcinea & Natividad"
#513English
a true and brave woman — pairs as "Dulcinea & Verle"
#514American
Maiden; young girl — pairs as "Dulcinea & Coree"