Dominicus
Meaning of Dominicus
Originating from the Latin language, Dominicus is a strong and timeless name that is predominantly used for baby boys. The name carries a deep sense of history and tradition, making it an excellent choice for parents who appreciate classic names with a touch of elegance. In Latin, Dominicus is pronounced as doh-MIN-ih-kuhs, while in English it is pronounced as doh-MIN-uh-kus. This versatile name also has variations such as Domenic and Dominic, which offer different options without straying too far from the original name's essence. In terms of popularity, Dominicus holds a modest position in the United States, with 5 occurrences in 2021 and ranking at number 12,119. Despite its relatively low usage, Dominicus exudes sophistication and charm that can make it stand out among other popular names.
Pronunciation
Latin
- Pronunced as doh-MIN-ih-kuhs (/doʊˈmɪnɪkʊs/)
English
- Pronunced as doh-MIN-uh-kus (/doʊˈmɪnəkəs/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Dominicus
| Dominicus Corea, also known as Domingos Corea and Edirille Rala, was the son of Don Jeronimo Corea and Anna Corea, born in Colombo in 1565 during the Portuguese colonization of Ceylon. |
| Dominicus Lampsonius was a Flemish humanist, poet, and painter known for his extensive correspondence with humanists and artists, as well as his writings on Netherlandish artists. |
| Dominicus Baudius, also known as Dominique Baudier, was a French Neo-Latin poet, scholar, and historian who taught at the University of Leiden from 1603 to 1613. |
| Dominicus van der Smissen, also known as Van der Schmissen, was a German painter famous for his portrait work. |
