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Dominic — m English and Irish: from the Late Latin name Dominicus (a derivative of dominus lord; cf. CYRIL (SEE Cyril)). It is used mainly by Roman Catholics, in honour of St Dominic (1170–1221), founder of the Dominican order of monks. Variant: Dominick… … First names dictionary
Dominic — masc. proper name, from L. dominicus pertaining to a lord (see DEMESNE (Cf. demesne)) … Etymology dictionary
Dominic — Dominic1 [däm′ə nik] n. [ML Dominicus, lit., of the Lord: see DOMINICAL] a masculine name: dim. Dom; var. Dominick Dominic2 [däm′ə nik] Saint (1170 1221); Sp. priest: founder of the Dominican order: his day is Aug. 8 … English World dictionary
Dominic — For other uses, see Dominic (disambiguation). Dominic Gender Mostly Male, Some Female Origin Word/Name Latin Meaning Lord Other names … Wikipedia
Dominic — (1170–1221) Saint and Order Founder. Dominic was born in Calaruega, Spain, and was educated at the University of Palencia. In 1199 he was appointed a Canon of Osma and in 1203 he served as Bishop’s chaplain on a royal embassy to the south… … Who’s Who in Christianity
Dominic — noun (Roman Catholic Church) Spanish priest who founded an order whose members became known as Dominicans or Black Friars (circa 1170 1221) • Syn: ↑Saint Dominic, ↑St. Dominic, ↑Domingo de Guzman • Topics: ↑Roman Catholic, ↑Western Church, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
Dominic — n. male first name; Saint Dominic (1170 1221), Roman Catholic Spanish born priest, founder of the Dominican Order in 1216 … English contemporary dictionary
Dominic Cork — Personal information Full name Dominic Gerald Cork Born 7 August 1971 (1971 08 07) (age 40) Newcastle under Lyme, Sta … Wikipedia
Dominic Fortune — Cover to Marvel Premiere #56 Art by Howard Chaykin and Terry Austin Publication information Publishe … Wikipedia
Dominic Bruce — OBE MC AFM KSG MA RAF, was a British Royal Air Force officer (Flight Lieutenant), known as the Medium Sized Officer [1] who escaped from Colditz Castle. Contents 1 Early Years 2 Early RAF Career 3 … Wikipedia
