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Carmen Delmoral

in the US

There are 5 people with the name "Carmen Delmoral" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Carmen	247
Delmoral	39,921
Carmen Delmoral	5,045,873

is 243rd most common Randall
is 244th most common Rodney
is 245th most common Renee
is 246th most common Anita
is 247th most common Carmen
is 248th most common Darlene
is 249th most common Valerie
is 250th most common Johnny
is 251st most common Brandon

is 39,917th most common Cecena
is 39,918th most common Chanley
is 39,919th most common Crannell
is 39,920th most common Date
is 39,921st most common Delmoral
is 39,922nd most common Deweerd
is 39,923rd most common Dilone
is 39,924th most common Dolton
is 39,925th most common Eblin

is 5,045,869th most common Carmen Defazio
is 5,045,870th most common Carmen Defranco
is 5,045,871st most common Carmen Delemos
is 5,045,872nd most common Carmen Deleo
is 5,045,873rd most common Carmen Delmoral
is 5,045,874th most common Carmen Delnostro
is 5,045,875th most common Carmen Delpilar
is 5,045,876th most common Carmen Delpozo
is 5,045,877th most common Carmen Delucia

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Meaning & History

Carmen

Delmoral

(female) (Spanish) form of Carmel, altered by folk etymology to the form of the Latin word carmen ‘song’. It is now sometimes found as a given name in the English-speaking world, in spite of, or perhaps because of, its association with the tragic romantic heroine of Bizet's opera Carmen (1875), based on a short story by Prosper Mérimée.

Variant: Carmine (English).