Lola Muñoz: A Spanish singer from the band “Las Ketchup.”.Lola Beer Ebner (born Carola Zwillinger): Israeli fashion designer.Lola Albright: An American actress and performer best known for her roles in the TV show Peter Gunn.Dolores Candelaria Lola Mora: Argentinian sculptor.Carola Lola Costa: A British artist, painter, author, and poet.Some of the ones you might recognize include: With the rise in popularity of the name, there have been some famous folks there to reflect it. If you’re expecting a brother or sister for a Lola, there are great names that go with it. Lola can also be paired up with a great middle name to bring it to life. There are plenty of similar names as well.

Perhaps Lola is a name you like, but it’s not quite what you’re looking for. There are also plenty of fun ways to play with the name Lola. The name Lola is given far and wide, and because of that, there are many variations. There is not a popular male variant of the name. Lola is most commonly given to female babies. Lola is most commonly pronounced as “LOW-luh.” It is not often mispronounced, or pronounced differently in any other language. It is also very commonly found in areas of the world that speak Latin languages, as well as Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan, where the name has Arabic roots. The name peaked in popularity in 2010, when it made its way up to position 211 (3). In the United States in 2021, it ranked in the top 300 names for girls. In Spanish, Mary was “Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores,” which means “Our Lady of Sorrows.” This variation came from the Hebrew Bible.īecause of its religious origins, it has made its way around the world. The name is a diminutive of “Delores” and comes as a reference to the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus. In Poland, Lola is a shorter form of Karolina, Carol, and Charlotte and means “beautifully feminine” (2). In Nigeria, Lola is also very common and is the short form of names such as “Temilola,” “Omolola,” and “Damilola.” In these cases, Lola refers to wealth. In Russia, Lola is diminutive of “Lolita,” which means “precious and seductive.” This particular meaning is hypocorism and popularized by the controversial novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov (1).

Lola is a Spanish feminine name that means “sorrow.” It is from the name “Delores,” which Lola is a shortened form of.

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