Dom

Diminutive of Dominic, Latin

"belonging to the Lord"

Dom Origin and Meaning

Variation of Dominic

Famous People Named Dom

• Dominick "Dom" DeLuise American actor
• Dom Barry (born 1994) Australian rules footballer
• Dom Capers (born 1950) American National Football League coach
• Dom Cardillo (1930–2013) Canadian politician
• Dom Cournoyer American musician known for “Living In America” by Dom
• Dom Costa (born 1951) American politician
• Dom DiMaggio American baseball player
• Dom Dwyer (born 1990) English footballer
• Dom Enright (1935–2008) Irish hurler
• Dom Flora (born 1935) American former college basketball player
• Dom Joly (born 1967) English television comedian and journalist
• Dom Mariani (born 1958) Australian guitarist, vocalist, producer and songwriter
• Dom Michael (born 1987) Australian cricketer
• Dom O'Donnell Gaelic footballer from the 1950s to 1970
• Dom Reardon British comics artist
• Dom Mintoff former Prime Minister of Malta
• Dom Um Romão (1925–2005) Brazilian jazz drummer and percussionist
• Dom Sheed (born 1995) Australian rules footballer
• Dom Shipperley (born 1991) Australian rugby union footballer
• Dom Sigillo (1913–1957) American National Football League player
• Dom Speakman (born 1994) English rugby league player
• Dom Sullivan (born 1951) Scottish former football player and manager
• Dom Thomas (born 1996) Scottish footballer
• Dom Turner Australian blues guitarist for the blues band The Backsliders
• Dom Tyson (born 1993) Australian rules footballer
• Dom La Nena stage name of Dominique Pinto, Brazilian,born cellist
• AwesomeDom or simply Dom stage name of Jason Stout, American YouTuber

The name Dom in Pop Culture

• Dom Cobb main character in film "Inception"
• Dom Perino character on TV's Degrassi: The Next Generation
• Dominic "Dom" Reilly character in the soap opera Hollyoaks
• Dominic "Dom" Thompson character in the New Zealand soap opera Shortland Street
• Dominic "Dom" Toretto character in The Fast and the Furious films