MoNique
Monique is a feminine given name of French origin, used widely in Francophone countries and across the English-speaking world. It is the French form of Monica, a name of Latin origin whose exact meaning is debated; it is commonly associated with the idea of “advisor” or “truth,” depending on the source. In many contexts, Monique is pronounced roughly as MOH-NEEK in French, with the final syllable sounding like “neek”; in English-speaking settings it is often pronounced muh-NEEK or moh-NEEK.
The name gained particular popularity in France and other French-speaking regions in the mid-20th century and
Notable people named Monique include Monique Coleman, an American actress and dancer known for the High School
In culture, Monique appears in literature and media as a given name for fictional characters and as