Dominika
Meaning of Dominika
Dominika is a beautiful and distinctive name of Polish origin, pronounced as do-MEE-nee-kah (/dɔmiˈnika/). The name carries a sense of elegance and strength, often associated with Sunday, as it is derived from the Latin word "Dominicus," meaning "of the Lord." Dominika shares its roots with the more commonly known French variation, Dominique. Though not widely popular in the United States, Dominika has seen consistent usage over the years. In 2023, it ranked at 12,134 with seven occurrences. Its highest recent popularity was in 2001 when it ranked at 4,688 with twenty-five occurrences. The name's unique charm and cultural richness make it an attractive choice for parents seeking something both classic and uncommon for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as do-MEE-nee-kah (/dɔmiˈnika/)
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Notable People Named Dominika
| Dominika Cibulková is a retired Slovak professional tennis player who won the 2016 WTA Finals and earned eight WTA Tour singles titles during her career. |
| Dominika Ostałowska is a renowned Polish actress, known for her award-winning performances in film, television, and theatre. |
| Dominika Kopcik is a Canadian synchronized swimmer who achieved national champion status at a young age and went on to compete internationally. |
| Dominika Novak Jablonska is a well-known Polish actress recognized for her roles in popular television series and films such as The Runaway, Mary and Martha, and The Forgiven. |
| Dominika Paleta is a Polish-Mexican actress. |
| Dominika Horňáková is a Slovak handball player who represents IUVENTA Michalovce and the Slovak national team. |
