Proper noun
Dominic
- A male given name from Latin, best known for the Spanish saint who founded the Dominican order.
Translations
male given name
- Albanian: Domenik m, Dedë
- Amharic: ዶሚኒክ (dominik)
- Arabic: دومينيك m (dōmīnīk)
- Armenian: Դոմինիկոս (Dominikos)
- Basque: Txomin (eu), Dominix
- Belarusian: Даміні́к m (Daminík)
- Bengali: ডমিনিক (ḍominik)
- Bulgarian: Доминик m (Dominik)
- Catalan: Domènec (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 多米尼克 (do1 mai5 nei4 hak1)
- Hokkien: 多米尼克 (To͘-bí-nî-khiak)
- Mandarin: 多米尼克 (zh) (Duōmǐníkè)
- Czech: Dominik (cs) m
- Dutch: Dominic (nl) m
- Esperanto: Dominiko (eo)
- French: Dominique (fr) m
- Galician: Domingos (gl) m
- Georgian: დომინიკ (dominiḳ)
- German: Dominik (de) m
- Greek: Δομήνικος (el) m (Domínikos)
- Gujarati: ડોમિનિક m (ḍominik)
- Hebrew: דומיניק m
- Hindi: डोमिनिक m (ḍominik)
- Hungarian: Domonkos (hu)
- Icelandic: Dóminik m
- Irish: Damhnaic m, Damhlaic m
- Italian: Domenico (it) m
- Japanese: ドミニク (Dominiku)
- Kannada: ಡೊಮಿನಿಕ್ (ḍominik)
- Kazakh: Доминик (Dominik)
- Khmer: ដូមីនិក (doumiinɨk)
- Korean: 도미닉 (dominik)
- Kyrgyz: Доминик (ky) (Dominik)
- Lao: ໂດມິໜິກ (dō mi nik)
- Latin: Dominicus m
- Latvian: Dominiks m
- Lithuanian: Dominykas (lt) m
- Macedonian: Доминик m (Dominik)
- Malayalam: ഡൊമിനിക് (ḍominikŭ)
- Marathi: डॉमिनिक m (ḍŏminik)
- Mingrelian: დომინიკ (dominiḳ)
- Mongolian: Доминик (Dominik)
- Polish: Dominik (pl) m
- Portuguese: Domingos (pt) m
- Punjabi: ਡੌਮੀਨਿਕ m (ḍaumīnik)
- Romanian: Dominic m
- Russian: Домини́к (ru) m (Dominík)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Доминик m
- Roman: Dominik m
- Sicilian: Dumìnicu m, Dumìnica f
- Sinhalese: ඩොමිනික් (ḍominik)
- Slovak: Dominik m
- Slovene: Dominik m
- Spanish: Domingo (es) m
- Swahili: Dominiko
- Tamil: டோமினிக் (ṭōmiṉik)
- Telugu: డొమినిక్ (ḍominik)
- Thai: โดมินิก (doh mí ník)
- Ukrainian: Домінік m (Dominik)
- Vietnamese: Đa Minh, Đaminh
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