Ofelia
Introduction
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Background Story
The name Ofelia is derived from the Latin name Ophelia, which means 'help' or 'serpent'. Ophelia is a character from William Shakespeare's play 'Hamlet', where she is depicted as a tragic figure who succumbs to madness and ultimately drowns. The name carries a sense of elegance and depth, often associated with beauty and tragedy.
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Variations
Ophelia, Ofeliah, Ophélie
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