| Group info: | | Meaning/translation: | belonging to the lord |
| Language of origin: | Latin |
| Info about origin, male: | known from Saint Dominic, the founder of the Dominican order of friars (13th century AD) |
| | traditionally used for children born on a Sunday |
| Words: | dominicus = belonging to the Lord Latin |
| | dominus = the lord, the master Latin |
| Topics: | New Testament |
| Variants' top ranks: | 1:Dominik Hungary 2023, 3:Dominykas Lithuania 2017, 4:Domenica Ecuador 2014, 9:Dominiks Latvia 2022, 13:Dominic Romania 2023, 19:Domnik Slovakia 2021, 22:Dominika Warsaw 2008, 22:Dominga Chile 2020, 38:Dominique Chile 2012, 41:Domen Slovenia 2012 |
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| Name variants: All variants, grouped by language of use | | Language | Female Variants | Male Variants |
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| German | Domenika, Dominika | Domenik, Dominik, Dominikus |
| French | Dominique | Dominique |
| English | Dominque, Domonique | Dominic, Dominick, Dominque, Domonique |
| Portuguese | | Dom |
| Italian | Domenica | Domenic, Domenico, Domenique |
| Spanish | Dominga, Dominica | Domingo |
| Slovenian | | Domen |
| Latvian | | Dominiks |
| Slovak | | Domnik |
| Lithuanian | | Dominykas |
| Rhaeto-Romanic | Mengia | |
| Hungarian | Dominika | Domonkos |
| Czech | | Domek, Dominik |
| Polish | | Domek |
| Latin | | Dominicus |
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| Name variants: 9 female and 20 male name variants, sorted by name and gender |
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