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This may sound weird, but... the name in itself reminds me of a candle's flame dancing when you softly blow on it. It reminds me of the kind of person whose flame seems small and innocuous, but can rise fiercely if the candle is knocked over. That is to say, Candelaria is a generally calm person with a short temper -- and that quality can be good. The letters are streaked with radiant gold, and they flicker in much the same way that a candle does. For those of you not interested in my babble about perception and symbolism, it's simply beautiful. A marvelous choice.
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Candelaria "Canducha" Figueredo (1852 – 1914) was a Cuban patriot who fought in the Cuban struggle for independence from Spain.
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Candelaria Herrera is an Argentine volleyball player who participated with the Argentina national team. She competed at the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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It reminds me of "candelabra" or "chandelier".
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Very sweet.
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Name of the Day: 6/13/2021.
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'Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria' ('Our Lady of Candelaria', in English) is an epithet of the Virgin Mary in her role as the patron saint of the Canary Islands (especially Tenerife).
In fact, this name is more used in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands). Out of the 8.273 bearers of this name in Spain, 2.987 are found there (source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística).
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In fact, this name is more used in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands). Out of the 8.273 bearers of this name in Spain, 2.987 are found there (source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística).
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Interesting name. I actually kind of like it. It's pretty.
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Very pretty. I like the meaning and history of it.
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It is kind of pretty, but it sounds a bit pretentious. Also sounds like a term for a candle shop or a name for a scented candle brand or a type of wine. I can't really see this on a person.
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Kan-də-LAHR-ee-ə and kan-də-LAHR-yə in English.
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Sounds like a castle made out of candy.
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'Candelaria' one of the most beautiful names to grace my ears. It's by all means very significant and dear to my heart. Spanish seems to be more profound not only heard but felt as well.
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'Candelaria' is one of the most beautiful names to grace my ears. My grandmother is one of the greatest beings to walk this earth & means everything that I stand for today as a Man. I'm grateful for the divine up above to have given me the absolute pleasure of putting her in my path. She is my greatest elder. I love you, see you when I get there..
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Candelaria Pérez was a Chilean soldier, who served in the War of the Confederation against the Peru–Bolivian Confederation. Initially, she was a cantinière, but she took up a fusil and fought alongside the men she served with. She was considered the hero of the Battle of Yungay, during which when she led an assault against the entrenched Confederate troops. She was given official recognition and the rank of sergeant after the battle.
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This can be a surname, as it was the maiden name of my grandmother. It doesn't sound right as a first name to me, it sounds too elaborate.
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This is a beautiful, refreshing name, very unique. Although Spanish is not as melodic as the similar sounding Italian, it could still be used in either language.
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What a gorgeous name! I can just picture this dark-eyed beauty with lips the color of wine and a rose in her hair. It is just so elegant, and it sounds like the name of a devout Catholic, since it means Candlemas. All in all, a wonderful name.
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Candelaria also is a name derived from the Native American 'Spanish' Indians. Apache tribe, Comanche band in the Mexico and Arizona areas. Candelaria was the name used to describe the wax that was extracted from cactus. Which was used to make candles and other wax items. Candelaria is a more a luminescent than an outright light. Like the warm glow of candle light apposed to the stark light of something fluorescent. Not just a quiet beckon which means help and support Candelaria is a wax that is pliable and able to conform to the needs of it's creator. A flexible, tolerant giving name for a matterial which serves a variety of purposes even to this day.
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A Puerto Rican love song mentions a Candelaria.
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To me, this name seems too long and pretentious to be used by a little girl. And people might shorten it to 'Candy', which I find atrocious. Bleh. I like the 'Del' part of the name, but the rest I dislike.
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This name sounds like a disease to me. She had a bad case of Candelaria. UGH!
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I couldn't agree more! What a delightful name! I just stumbeled across it, I have never heard of it before but it's going straight on my favorites list!
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Very pretty, why not more Candelaria's?
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