Dondi
[ˈdɒndi]Meaning
a term of endearment in Italian
Background Story
The name 'Dondi' is derived from Italian culture, often used affectionately to address loved ones. It's also associated with the term 'dondolo', meaning a rocking chair, symbolizing comfort and warmth.
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