Domingo

Meaning: Belonging to the Lord
Origin: Latin — Spanish form of Dominic, also the word for Sunday

Boy's name · #2025 in the US (2025) · Timeless

Popularity over time

Few names move less than Domingo — on the books since 1882, #2025 in 2025, and dependable in between. Roughly 14,000 boys have carried the name since.

Across the states

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Appears in 2020-2025 birth records of 7 states. See the full state-by-state map on this page.

Around the world

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#394 in Mexico (2024) · #2,187 in Ecuador (2025) · #10,104 in Italy (2022) · #4,114 in France (2018) · #1,952 in Austria (2013) · #432 in Puerto Rico (2001).

Famous Domingos

Domingo Faustino Sarmiento — President of Argentina from 1868 to 1874 (1811–1888)
Domingo Germán — Dominican baseball player (born 1992)
Domingo Caycedo — Colombian statesman and president (1783–1843)
Domingo Cavallo — Argentine economist and politician (born 1946)
Domingo Santa María — Chilean politician and president (1825–1889)

In stories & tradition

Domingo Chavez — Ryanverse (book series)
Domingo Molina — Breaking Bad character
Domingo Garcia — The Finest Hours (film)

What Domingos become

Among 813 notable people named Domingo:

Military figures appear 3.25× more often than among typical names — e.g. Domingo Batet, Spanish military personnel (1872–1937).

Similar names: Benito · Dominik · Indigo · Fidel · Alfonso · Genaro

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