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Probably not but if I did- Delilah Sun

Sunday “Sunny”

Definitely Dominga. It’s a family name and I like it.

Sunniva would be in your face and also cool.
Ravi for a boy would work the same.

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Aina (Finnish) for a girl or Domingo (Spanish) for a boy would work too.

If I was inclined to do something like that, I might be obvious and use Sunny, but that's boring.
I like Nedelya and Dominga, but I don't associate them with Sunday in a way that's personally meaningful.

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Shabbitai, Sabbitha? probably not. Gloria, Timaeus? maybe. Itamar, Tamara? maybe. Palmer? ack.
I'll go with Linden. Or something that can be associated with rest but isn't depressing.

This message was edited 3/17/2023, 6:22 AM

Both my kids were born on Sunday (as was I, actually.) I would not be wanting to decide my baby's name the day they were born. I do like Dominic, but I know someone named Dominic which would make it feel weird to use. I don't like Dominique enough to use, but I guess if I were required to denote the day of my child's birth there are worse options. Or maybe something more roundabout like, well, larks sing in the morning around sunrise. Sunday, sun, Lark. I like Lark. For a boy? Larkin. Yeah.

Dominique Soleil

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or

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Dominik Apollo

Kiki & Kiriaki = the Sunday child

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Adia, Akosua, Nadelya = born on a Sunday

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Sunniva, Sunnyi, Suna, Suncana, Sundae, Sundari

Nedelya nn "Della"
Helio (Elio)

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Aton and Sunniva would be too much or rather a bit of a stretch))
Also, I was thinking about using Dimanche nn Dima.

I actually love the name Sunday! 😂

If I had to ...
middle name.

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Sol m
Soleil m
Dominika or Dominic

Mary

My daughter was born on a Sunday; the other two were Monday babies. I suppose any name with Christian credentials would do if one wanted to have a constant reminder. Which I didn't, and I can't imagine being like that. Sorry - can't help.