Origin and Meaning of Monnica

Advisor / Wise counselor

Origin: Latin - The name Monnica is believed to be derived from the Latin word 'monere', which means 'to advise' or 'to warn'. It is also connected to the name of Saint Monica, the mother of Saint Augustine.

• Saint Monica is revered in Christianity as a model of patience and perseverance in prayer, especially noted for her role in the conversion of her son, Saint Augustine.
• The name Monnica has variations in different languages and cultures, such as Monica (English, Italian, Spanish) and Mônica (Portuguese).
• Notable modern figures with the name include Monnica Williams, a prominent psychologist known for her work in multicultural psychology.
• Monnica has seen varying popularity, often fluctuating alongside the more common variant, Monica, which experienced a peak in the late 20th century.
• Related names include Monika, Mónica, and Mónika, each bearing cultural significance in different linguistic regions.