How to Say “Dorothy” in Italian

Dorothy
The English name Dorothy is translated into Italian as Dorothy.
Dorothy is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

The variant Dorotea serves as a formal Italian version.

Did you know?

  • Because Dorothy ends in a consonant sound, Italians often add a slight vowel sound at the end when speaking naturally to fit the melodic rhythm of the language.
  • In Italian culture, the name Dorotea is often linked to Saint Dorothea of Caesarea, who is the patron saint of gardeners and florists.
  • In Italy, the short name Tea is a common standalone name and not just a nickname for Dorotea.

Examples in context

  • Dorothy non è in ufficio.
    Dorothy isn't in the office.
    This sentence shows the use of Dorothy in a sentence about someone not being in the office.
    Tatoeba #2392112 by Guybrush88, translation #36828 by CN
  • Dorothy gli ha mandato un bel regalo.
    Dorothy sent him a nice present.
    This sentence shows the use of Dorothy in a sentence about someone sending a gift.
    Tatoeba #621083 by Guybrush88, translation #36826 by CN
  • Dorothy dovrebbe studiare arte a Parigi.
    Dorothy should study art in Paris.
    This sentence shows the use of Dorothy in a sentence about someone studying art in Paris.
    Tatoeba #955962 by Guybrush88, translation #847140 by Source_Benedict_1921
  • Buongiorno, Dorothy. Sono felice di incontrarla.
    Good morning, Dorothy. I'm pleased to meet you.
  • Ciao Dora, come stai?
    Hi Dora, how are you?

Example conversation

Francesco and Chiara are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Francesco

    Hai visto Dorothy oggi?
    Did you see Dorothy today?
  2. Chiara

    No, non l'ho vista.
    No, I haven't seen her.
  3. Francesco

    Dorothy mi ha chiamato prima.
    Dorothy called me earlier.
  4. Chiara

    Davvero? Che sorpresa!
    Really? What a surprise!

Sources

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