Donnice

Donnice is a diminutive form of Madonna and Donna, which carry the meanings mistress, lady, or dame in English and Anglo-American contexts. Donna is a widely used first name there. An alternative meaning comes from Donika, a short form of the ancient Greek name Andronikus/Andronika, meaning the victory of a man, referring to a female victor.

What does the name Donnice mean?

The meaning of Donnice is also derived from Madonna and Donna, which mean mistress, lady, or dame and are commonly found in the Anglo-American context. Another meaning can be traced from Donika, which is considered a short form of the ancient Greek Andronikus/Andronika, meaning the victory of a man, but in this context describes a female victor.

Where does the name Donnice come from?

Donnice has its roots in Old Spanish.

How do you pronounce Donnice?

Donnice is pronounced like 'Donniss'.

Popularity

In Germany, Donnice is a rather rare first name. So far, it has not appeared in the German name popularity lists. Its best placement in the USA was in 1948 at 2,828th place. Between 1930 and 2024, Donnice was chosen around 160 times as a first name in the USA, earning it 6,305th place. However, in the last ten years, the name has not been given there. The distribution of Donnice varies in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

Famous people

• Donnice Carpendale (wife of Howard Carpendale)