Dolphine is a unique and captivating female given name of Greek origin, derived from the word "dolphin." It signifies grace, intelligence, and harmony, much like the aquatic mammals themselves. This name's rarity lends it an exotic allure, making Dolphine a standout choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful moniker for their daughter. Pronounced /doe-FEEN/, it rhymes with "phenomenon," adding to its melodic charm. Despite being uncommon, Dolphine is easy to pronounce and spell, ensuring that it won't pose any communication challenges. Its Greek heritage also grants it a timeless, classical appeal, making it suitable for individuals of various ages and backgrounds. In terms of nickname potential, Dolphine could be shortened to the playful "Dolph" or the sophisticated "Fine." Overall, Dolphine is an enchanting choice that embodies elegance, wit, and a touch of whimsy.
The name Dolphine appears to have had a resurgence in popularity around the mid-twentieth century, with peaks in usage in 1933, 1935, and 1949, each seeing five births that year. However, it seems to have fallen out of favor by the late twentieth century as there are no recorded births after 1962. In total, there were twenty-six individuals named Dolphine born between 1921 and 1962.