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Dominyka
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Dominyka is a feminine form of the Latin name Dominica and its masculine variant Dominicus, which is particularly common in Lithuania.
What does the name Dominyka mean?
The name Dominyka means "the one belonging to the Lord" or "the one dedicated to God". It is derived from the Latin term dŏmĭnĭcus, which means "belonging to the Lord", as well as from dŏmĭnus, which describes "the Lord", "the ruler", "the head", or "the patron". Traditionally, the name is used for children born on a Sunday, with this meaning later extending to children born on any Sunday. Dominyka is primarily given by Catholic families. Other variants include Domenika, Domenica, Domenique, Dominica, Dominia, Dominique, Dominika, Domini, Domnica, Domi, Doma, and Menga.
Where does the name Dominyka come from?
The name Dominyka has its roots in Latin and means "the one belonging to the Lord".
How do you pronounce Dominyka?
Do-mi-nika
When is the name day of Dominyka?
The name days for Dominyka are celebrated on August 5 and August 8.
Popularity
In Germany, Dominyka is considered a rather rare first name that has not yet appeared in local name popularity lists. Its best ranking was in Ireland in 1964, where it reached 511th place. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 20 times in Ireland, placing it at 1,279th in the corresponding ten-year statistics. From 1964 to 2024, Dominyka ranks 1,890th in Ireland.
Nicknames & pet names
Domik / Domka
Frequently asked questions about the name Dominyka
What does the name Dominyka mean?
The name Dominyka means "the one belonging to the Lord" or "the one dedicated to God" and is derived from the Latin term dŏmĭnĭcus, which means "belonging to the Lord".
Where does the name Dominyka come from?
Dominyka has its roots in Latin and is anchored in the Lithuanian language, belonging to the Baltic language family.
How popular is the name Dominyka?
Dominyka is primarily given by Catholic families and is traditionally especially popular for children born on a Sunday.