Names Monica

Monica

Found 10 entry about "Monica"

Gender

Female (Feminine | Girl)

Usage/Origins

Meaning

Advisor or Counselor

Pronunciation

MAHN-i-kə(English)
MAW-nee-ka(Italian)
maw-ni-kuh
mo-NEE-ka(Romanian)

Popularity

Monica is a moderately popular name in the world. It is more common in the United States and some Latin countries such as Mexico, Spain, and Brazil.

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Monica Name meanings & History

Advisor or Counselor. Monica is commonly used as a first name for baby girls, but it can also be used as a middle name or a surname.

Zodiac Sign of Monica: Mother Cancer

Synonyms of Monica:

M: Mother,Manipulative,Memorabilia,Mommy,Memory,Maternal,Mushy

O: Obsessive,Obstinate,Organized,Obsolete,Ostentatious

N: Nervous,Nice,Nitpicking,Nutrition,Nagging,Neurosis,Neat

I: Indulgence,Intimate,Involved

C: Cute,Copycat,Curious,Candid,Choice,Clever,Chatty

A: Aggressive,Assertive,Action,Angry,Ambitious,Argumentative

Monica is:

a Class name
a Formal name
a Refined name
a Strange name
a Strong name
a Upper name
a Wholesome name

Famous People

Monica Lewinsky (former White House intern), Monica Bellucci (Italian actress), Monica Seles (former tennis player), Monica Potter (American actress).

2.) MONICA (Female)

Usage: Portuguese

Meanings: Ancient name of uncertain etymology. See MONICA (Greek Names). (MO-NEE-KAH)

3.) MONICA (Female)

Usage: English

Meanings: Ancient yet still popular name of uncertain etymology. Monica was the name of the mother of St. Augustine, who was born in Numidia, an ancient country in northern Africa. Thus, the name might be of African origin. However, Monica is said to have been a citizen of Carthage, a city founded by the Phoenicians, so her name might be of Phoenician origin. Alternatively, some believe it to be from the Latin moneo (to advise). (MO-NEE-KAH, MAH-NEE-KAH)

4.) MONICA (Female)

Usage: Greek

Meanings: Ancient name of uncertain etymology. Monica was the name of the mother of St. Augustine, who was born in Numidia, an ancient country in northern Africa. Thus, the name might be of African origin. However, Monica is said to have been a citizen of Carthage, a city founded by the Phoenicians, so her name might be of Phoenician origin. Alternatively, some believe it to be from the Latin moneo (to advise). Var: Monika, Moniqua, Monique. (MO-NEE-KAH)

5.) MONICA (Female)

Usage: Irish

Meanings: Introduced by the English, Monica is an ancient name of uncertain etymology. The name was borne by the mother of St. Augustine, who was born in Numidia, an ancient country in northern Africa. Thus, the name might be of African origin. However, Monica is said to have been a citizen of Carthage, a city founded by the Phoenicians, so her name might be of Phoenician origin. Alternatively, some believe it to be from the Latin moneo (to advise). Moncha is the Gaelic form. (MON-IH-KAH)

6.) Monica (Female)

Usage:

Meanings: (Greek) solitary. (Latin) advisor.

Other Forms: Monca, Moneeca, Moneecah, Monia, Monic, Monicah, Monice, Monicia, Monicka, Monise, Monn, Monnica, Monnicah, Monnicka, Monnie, Monnyca, Monya, Monyca, Monycah, Monycka