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It would sound good on a fictional character, but I don't think it fits well on anyone IRL.
Dulcibel and Dulcibelle are other variants. Dussabel, Dousable, Dousabel, Dowsabell and Dowzable are early and medieval variants. (Sheard, K.M., 2011 Llewellyn's Complete Book of Names: For Pagans, Wiccans, Druids, Heathens, Mages, Shamans & Independent Thinkers of All Sorts Who Are Curious about Names from Every Place and Every Time, Llewellyn's Publications, Woodbury, Minnesota, USA, page 182)
Yikes. Looks too forced.
This name is really pushing it.
Dulcie, Della and Bella are potential nicknames.
I'm not a fan of the name Dulcibella. It's unique, however it sounds quite strange. I find Isabella much prettier than this name. I wonder if this name will ever grow on me...?
There is a book called The story of Dulcibella and the fairies written by Alice M Raiker (published in 1919).
Haha, I'm surprised this isn't in the top 1000. It seems like parents will use whatever ridiculous name they can just to get the nickname Bella these days.
In A.A. Milne's play The Ugly Duckling there is a character named Dulcibella.
Wouldn't this name mean 'beautiful sweet'? Considering that 'dulce' means 'sweet' and 'bella' means beautiful. I think it's a lovely name, a bit old-fashioned of course, but it can be shortened to 'Bella.'
I believe "pretty" and "beautiful" are quite one and the same.

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