In some Slavic countries, such as Russia and Bulgaria, "Donya" (Доня) is a diminutive form of names like "Donata" or "Donka," meaning "gift" or "generous."
[1] Adonia is composed of two Hebrew words: "Adon," meaning "Lord" or "Master," and the suffix "-ia," indicating possession or relationship.
The name Donya in Italy is derived from the Italian word "donna," meaning "lady" or "woman."
This term is derived from the Latin word "domina," signifying a woman of high social status or a lady of the house.
Eudokia comes from the word “eudokeo,” which translates to “well-pleased” or “satisfied.” It comes from the terms “eu” and “dokeo.” “Eu” means “good,” and “dokeo” means “to think,” “to imagine,” or “to suppose.” In the United States, the name Donya experienced its peak popularity in 2002 when it was given to 57 in every million births.