dolores

dolores

"Dolores" is not a French word; it is Spanish and means "pains" or "sorrows" in English.

Here, 'Dolores' is a proper noun referring to a given name, which derives from the Latin root related to pain or sorrow, highlighting its etymological meaning.

Dolores est un prénom qui évoque souvent la douleur.

Dolores is a name that often evokes pain.

In this sentence, 'dolores' is used in a hypothetical way based on its etymological roots to indicate 'pains.' Such usage is not standard in French as the word is Spanish, emphasizing its meaning.

Pendant la guerre, les peuples ont affronté des dolores intenses.

During the war, the peoples faced intense pains.

Here, the usage correctly refers to the word 'dolores' within the Spanish language context, as it is directly borrowed into French for explanation.

Dans la poésie espagnole, le mot 'dolores' est souvent utilisé pour parler de souffrances.

In Spanish poetry, the word 'dolores' is often used to speak of sufferings.