Domingo

Some characteristic forenames: Spanish Jose, Manuel, Juan, Ernesto, Rolando, Violeta, Virgilio, Carlos, Fernando, Francisco, Jaime, Jesus. Italian Antonio, Quirino, Dante, Federico, Jovencio, Lorenzo, Romeo, Salvatore, Carmelo, Caesar, Enrico, Franco.

Spanish and Italian (Sicily; of Spanish origin): from a vernacular form of the Late Latin personal name Dominicus (see Dominick ). This surname is also found in southern France.

History: The surname Domingo is found in Quebec City by 1681, brought from Bayonne in France by Étienne Domingo who, however, apparently had no male descendants.

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