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I'm surprised Dulcia isn't in the database, considering it's the Spanish form of Dulcie and I actually have met one or two Dulcias (though they were both older women). I've also encountered both Dayana and Dayanne IRL, though the spellings have always seemed... odd... to me. I guess they're to emphasize the "IE" pronunciation rather than "DEE-ahn-ah."

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Candelaria is in the database, without the accent mark, and it's a GP of mine. Ginebra is cool, too (said in Spanish, Ginebra and Ginevra would sound the same).

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www.behindthename.com/pnl/69381
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