Boy

Dominik

DAH-mih-neek

Rare & Uncommon ↑ Rising

✦ Meaning

“From Latin 'Dominicus,' meaning 'of the Lord.' The Scandinavian and Eastern European spelling carries a sleek, contemporary edge while maintaining classical roots.”

Popularity Over Time

Dominik US popularity rank over timeRank 6253 in 1976 to rank 499 in 2012. Lower rank numbers are more popular.#499#3376#6253191619401960198020002024

Dominik is not currently in the US top 1000.

Origin

LatinScandinavian

Syllables

3

Nicknames

DomNikDominique

Style

ModernStrongElegantMinimal

Famous Bearers

  • Dominik Kubalik (hockey player)
  • Dominik Merschak (footballer)

Collections

Works Everywhere → Beautiful But Not Top 100 → Scandinavian Names →

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Natalia

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Magnus

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Cross-Cultural Notes

Popular in Scandinavian, Polish, Czech, and German cultures; works internationally

People Also Ask

From Latin 'Dominicus,' meaning 'of the Lord.' The Scandinavian and Eastern European spelling carries a sleek, contemporary edge while maintaining classical roots.

Dominik is not currently in the US top 1000, making it a genuinely rare choice. It's trending up as more parents discover it.

Popular nicknames for Dominik include Dom, Nik, Dominique.

Names that pair beautifully with Dominik include Natalia, Estelle, Magnus, Iris.