Dorcas
“The little girl with the large, bright eyes,” from the Greek dorkas, the gazelle, a graceful African antelope known for its large, lustrous eyes. In the New Testament, a woman who spent her life making clothes for the poor. In Shakespeare’s Winter Tale, a shepherdess.
Dorice
“A maiden of classic simplicity,” from the Greek Dorios, pertaining to Doris, a region in ancient Greece, and its people, known for their simplicity.