Domini

The girl's name Domini is often regarded as a short form of Dominica, a female variant of the Latin name Dominicus. Translated, it means 'the one belonging to the Lord' or 'the one consecrated to God'.

What does the name Domini mean?

Domini is a short form of Dominica, the female form of the Latin first name Dominicus. It can be translated as 'the one belonging to the Lord' or 'the one consecrated to God'. Its roots lie in Latin, derived from dŏmĭnĭcus, meaning 'belonging to the Lord', or dŏmĭnus, which means 'the Lord', 'the ruler', 'the chief', and 'the patron'. This meaning has also been extended to children born on a Sunday, the Lord's Day. The name is primarily given in Catholic circles. Other variants include Domenika, Domenica, Domenique, Dominica, Dominia, Dominique, Dominika, Dominyka, Domnica, Domi, Doma, and Menga.

Where does the name Domini come from?

Domini is a Latin female first name that means 'the one belonging to the Lord'. The etymology refers to the Latin terms dŏmĭnĭcus, meaning 'belonging to the Lord', and dŏmĭnus, meaning 'the Lord', 'the ruler', 'the chief', or 'the patron'. The language is Italian.

How do you pronounce Domini?

Do-mi-ni

When is the name day of Domini?

The name days for Domini are August 5 and August 8.

Popularity

In Germany, Domini is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the country's name popularity lists so far. Its best ranking was in 1986, reaching 952nd place in the Scottish name charts. Between 1974 and 2024, the name was given in Scotland fewer than 10 times, placing it at 5,642nd. In the last ten years, no child in Scotland has been named this way.