Unisex Distribution99.7% Boy / 0.3% GirlOverwhelmingly Male
First Recorded1885Last seen: 2025
Peak Decade2010s6,336 births in 2013
π‘ The Dominic Vibe: Considered a Modern Trend. A contemporary choice reflecting current cultural naming rhythms and popularity brackets.
π Meaning & Etymology
Primary MeaningOf the Lord
Language OriginLatin
Origin Typesingle
Derived from the Late Latin name Dominicus, meaning 'of the Lord' or 'belonging to the Lord'. Historically given to children born on Sunday (dies Dominica).
According to SSA data, Dominic achieved its highest historical rank of #68 in 2013. Its highest annual registration volume occurred in 2013 with 6,336 babies. Between 2015 and 2025, modern registrations have decreased by 44.2%. Overall, the name has maintained a ranked presence for 132 consecutive years.
π Factual Timeline & Current Trajectory (1880 β 2025)
Registration footprint of Dominic across 145 years of SSA data.
5-Year Trajectory
Declining
10-Year Shift
-44.2% Decline
18801920196020002025
π Popularity Milestones & Volatility
Busiest Year on Record6,336births in 2013
Years in Top 10020 yrs
Years in Top 500124 yrs
Registry Streak132 yrs
Historical VolatilityHighly Volatile
Largest 1-Year JumpN/A
Decade-by-Decade Registration Volumes
1880s: 16
1890s: 85
1900s: 295
1910s: 3,603
1920s: 4,887
1930s: 2,885
1940s: 2,734
1950s: 3,729
1960s: 5,061
1970s: 7,548
1980s: 12,292
1990s: 25,639
2000s: 48,114
2010s: 55,174
2020s: 21,362
π Sound & Spelling Structure
Phonetic SyllablesDo-mi-nic
Letter Count7 letters
Spelling ComplexityModerate
Length Percentile
Longer than 54.1% of names
Linguistic Profile: Longer than 54.1% of SSA names. Starts with D, a letter used by only 6.6% of SSA names.
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π Authentic State & Regional Rankings
Highest Ranking State
New Mexico
Top States
New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut