Dauphine
doh-FEEN
Dauphine is a girl’s name of French origin, meaning “French title for the wife of the heir apparent to the French throne; literally, 'dolphin'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1959.
What Dauphine Means
“French title for the wife of the heir apparent to the French throne; literally, 'dolphin'.”
The Story of Dauphine
A name fit for royalty, carrying the elegant grace of French history and a whimsical meaning.
Dauphine is a distinguished French title, historically given to the wife of the heir apparent to the French throne. Its origin literally means 'dolphin,' a creature of grace and nobility.
This name for your daughter suggests a regal bearing and sophisticated charm. You can envision her possessing a natural elegance and a graceful presence that captivates all around her.
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Peak Year
#10 in 1959
Total Births
34
First Recorded
1919
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