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The lack of maturity and respect is shameful. It is just "Milagro" (miracle) with an "s" on the end (miracles.) What's the problem? It seems as if "opinions" are only to do with how convenient they are for *you*... which isn't relevant when we're talking about others, now, is it? It's not *your* name, so why put it down like this? It's a gorgeous name with a gorgeous meaning. What's not to like? It's everything I wish for in a name.
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Milagros is one of the devotional titles of Mary that has been used occasionally for men too (like Guadalupe and Trinidad). Nowadays there are 24 men left named Milagros in Spain (source: https://www.ine.es/widgets/nombApell/index.shtml). It was more common in the past.
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"gross".
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I love this name, but greatly prefer Milagro (singular).
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My - lah - gross?
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The meaning is wonderful. I like the idea of this name more than the name itself.
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Milagros Carmona y Vega is the fictional main character in the book: 'La reina descalza (2013)' by Ildefonso Falcones. She is a gitana - a Spanish gypsy - living in Sevilla in 1748.
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A common diminutive form of this name is Mila [MEE - la].
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One of my best friends has this name, she is from Argentina. Her nickname for it is Mili.
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According to (http://www.babynames.ch/Info/Name/naMilagros) Milagros ranked 9th place in Argentina (2009) and ranked 5th place in Peru (2012).
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The name Milagros was given to 186 girls born in the US in 2015.
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The name Milagros was given to 203 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
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Another famous bearer is singer Milagros Corretjer, born 18. April 1974, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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In the Spanish pronunciation, this name sounds much nicer than one might think, though I shall not claim it to be the most beautiful in the Spanish language. Spanish vowels are very short and crisp, and do not glide into other sounds as they do in English, therefore, the last syllable does not actually sound like "gross".
The intervocallic "g" is also different, it is the voiced variant of the "ch" in "Bach" when preceding "a", "o", or "u", or it sounds kind of like a softer variant of the "ch" when it is before "e", "i", or "y".
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The intervocallic "g" is also different, it is the voiced variant of the "ch" in "Bach" when preceding "a", "o", or "u", or it sounds kind of like a softer variant of the "ch" when it is before "e", "i", or "y".
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Not exactly a bearer but there was a movie called "Milagro Beanfield War", Milagro was the name of the town. (this is probably one of my favorite movies)
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A famous bearer is Milagros Schmoll, a model.
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Milagros DiCarlo is character from the TV series "Muñeca brava". She is played by Natalia Oreiro.
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The pronunciation is "mee-lah-gros" and I think it's a sweet name because of that little princess, Milagros Cerrón, the second baby born with Mermaid Syndrome and survived.
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I love this name, I pronounce it Meela-gro, so it doesn't have "gross" in it.
A famous bearer was the "mermaid baby" from Peru. She was named Milagros as she was considered a miracle for the poor country, due to all the press attention she received. She's adorable! I've loved the name since I saw it on her.
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A famous bearer was the "mermaid baby" from Peru. She was named Milagros as she was considered a miracle for the poor country, due to all the press attention she received. She's adorable! I've loved the name since I saw it on her.
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Milagros sounds so ugly. I mean, it has the word "gross" in it. yuck.
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