Dominique (en. Dominic)

/dɔ.mi.nik/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
Male first name of Christian origin, often associated with religious individuals.
Dominique is my grandfather's name.
Dominique est le nom de mon grand-père.
Refers to a person having characteristics related to Saint Dominic.
This school was founded by Dominicans.
Cette école a été fondée par des dominicains.
In some contexts, refers to a dominating character or personality.
He has a dominant temperament; he always wants to control the situation.
Il a un tempérament dominique, il veut toujours contrôler la situation.

Etymology

From the Latin 'Dominicus', which means 'belonging to the Lord'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to have a dominant character
Describes a person with an authoritative character.
avoir un caractère dominique
dominique as a first name
Used to designate a person named Dominique.
dominique comme prénom
the Dominicans
Refers to the members of the Order of St. Dominic.
les Dominicains

Related Words

dominate
To have control or authority over something.
dominer
domination
The action of dominating or controlling.
domination
dominance
The state of being in a dominant position.
dominance

Slang Meanings

Terms used to describe a person who tends to dominate others.
He is often called 'Dominique' when he tries to impose his ideas.
Il est souvent appelé 'Dominique' quand il essaie d'imposer ses idées.