Dominique Meaning in English

word

US

/dɔmɪˈnik/

daw-mi-NEEK

UK

/ˌdɒmɪˈniːk/

dom-i-NEEK

Definition

"Dominique" is a given name, typically used for both males and females, especially in French-speaking countries. It can also refer to a breed of chicken known for its barred feathers.

Usage & Nuances

'Dominique' is used as a first name for both genders, more common in French contexts. When talking about the chicken, say 'Dominique chicken.' Uncommon as a word in general English outside proper nouns.

• Spanish: Dominique
• Portuguese (BR): Dominique
• Portuguese (PT): Dominique
• Chinese (Simplified): 多米尼克 (人名)
• Chinese (Traditional): 多米尼克 (人名)
• Hindi: डोमिनिक
• Arabic: دومينيك
• Bengali: ডোমিনিক (নাম) - ডোমিনিক মুরগি
• Russian: Доминик (имя) - доминик (порода курицы)
• Japanese: ドミニク（名前） - ドミニク種（鶏）
• Vietnamese: Dominique (tên riêng) - gà Dominique
• Korean: 도미니크(이름) - 도미니크 닭
• Turkish: Dominique (isim) - Dominique tavuğu
• Urdu: ڈومینیک (نام) - ڈومینیک مرغی
• Indonesian: Dominique (nama) - ayam Dominique

Example Sentences

Dominique is my friend from France.

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The Dominique chicken has black and white feathers.

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Dominique plays the piano very well.

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Have you met Dominique from accounting? She's hilarious.

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My grandmother used to raise Dominique chickens on her farm.

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Whenever I hear the name Dominique, I think of that old French song.

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