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Elvira Oca

in the US

There are 4 people with the name "Elvira Oca" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Elvira	911
Oca	60,266
Elvira Oca	6,677,678

is 907th most common Helene
is 908th most common Preston
is 909th most common Jayne
is 910th most common Cara
is 911th most common Elvira
is 912th most common Trudy
is 913th most common Lucinda
is 914th most common Dena
is 915th most common Van

is 60,262nd most common Morgese
is 60,263rd most common Munck
is 60,264th most common Murphrey
is 60,265th most common Obryon
is 60,266th most common Oca
is 60,267th most common Odums
is 60,268th most common Pachter
is 60,269th most common Palan
is 60,270th most common Pedreira

is 6,677,674th most common Elvira Nodal
is 6,677,675th most common Elvira Nolasco
is 6,677,676th most common Elvira Novoa
is 6,677,677th most common Elvira Nuno
is 6,677,678th most common Elvira Oca
is 6,677,679th most common Elvira Odonnell
is 6,677,680th most common Elvira Olguin
is 6,677,681st most common Elvira Orlando
is 6,677,682nd most common Elvira Oseguera

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Meaning & History

Elvira

Oca

(female) (Spanish) name of Germanic (Visigothic) origin, very common in the Middle Ages. It was not used in the English-speaking world until the 19th century, when it was made familiar as the name of the long-suffering wife of Don Juan, both in Mozart's opera Don Giovanni (1789) and in Byron's satirical epic poem Don Juan (1819–24). In his comedy Blithe Spirit Noel Coward used it as the name of Charles Condomine's first wife, who returns to haunt him. It is also the name of the heroine of the Swedish film Elvira Madigan (1967), directed by Bo Widerberg, a romantic tragedy about a pair of lovers who would rather die than be separated.