| Meaning | sweet |
| Origin | Latin, Portuguese, Spanish |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Dul-ce |
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.
| Dulcinea |
| Dulcina |
| Dulcinia |
| Dolce |
| Dul |
| Duchy |
| Dully |
| Cece |
| Dulcie |
| Dulce María | Mexican singer and actress |
| Dulce Pontes | Portuguese fado singer |
| Dulce Soltero | Mexican actress |
| Dulce Saguisag | Filipino writer and women's rights advocate |
| Dulce Amor Espérance | Congolese journalist |
| Dulce Chacón | Spanish writer and poet |
| Dulce Candy | Mexican-American beauty vlogger and author |
| Dulce Guerrero | Mexican artist and activist |
| Dulce Wiedemann | German actress |
| Dulce Pássaro | Brazilian politician and human rights activist |
| Dulce María Loynaz | Cuban poet and writer |
| Dulce Osuna | Venezuelan journalist and TV host |
| Dulce Vida Ramos | Guatemalan environmentalist |
| Dulce Rodrigues | Portuguese writer and historian |
| Dulce María Sauri | Mexican politician and lawyer |
| Dulce Barbosa | Angolan actress and director |
| Dulce Velazquez | Mexican opera singer |
| Dulce Soledad Ibarra | Mexican politician and activist |
| Dulce Pinzón | Mexican photographer |
| Dulce Estefanía Morales | Salvadoran athlete and taekwondo champion |
| Dulce Fontaine | character from a romantic novel |
| Dulce Morales | a witch character from a fantasy book series |
| Dulce Sinclair | a sweet and kind protagonist in a coming-of-age novel |
| Dulce Martinez | a charming and witty character in a drama series |
| Dulce Ramirez | a brave and adventurous heroine in a fantasy adventure |
| Dulce Anderson | a warm-hearted and caring character in a family saga |
| Dulce Roberts | a lovable and optimistic protagonist in a romantic comedy |
| Dulce Marquez | a talented musician character in a contemporary fiction novel |
| Dulce Adams | a determined and ambitious character in a thriller |
| Dulce Ortega | a young and innocent character in a mystery novel |
| Dulce Foster | a strong and independent character in a science fiction story |
| Dulce Rivera | a generous and compassionate character in a drama series |
| Dulce Porter | a curious and intelligent protagonist in a fantasy book |
| Dulce Henderson | a resilient and courageous character in a historical fiction novel |
| Dulce Jacobs | a quirky and fun-loving character in a comedy-drama |
| Dulce Barnes | a mysterious and alluring character in a suspenseful thriller |
| Dulce Clarke | a creative and imaginative protagonist in a children's book |
| Dulce Gallagher | a determined and principled character in a political drama |
| Dulce Bennett | a romantic and sentimental character in a romance novel |
| Dulce Reyes | an elegant and sophisticated character in a contemporary fiction |