Cognomen Trinick (Trinick 
) , all around the world, is a rare last name. The cognomen Trinick is habitual in the United Kingdom, where it is a rare surname, New Zealand, and Australia. Very seldom, Trinick is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Trinick | Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Israel, Australia |
| honor king trinick (1803-1878) (b. 1803) |
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| marcus trinick QC 2010; Owner, Marcus Trinick QC (Solicitor’s Practice), since 2016 (b. 1952) |
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| richard david trinick Peerage person ID=192559 |
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| anthony trinick reseacher in New Zealand |
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| john trinick (died 1974) |
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| john trinick researcher |
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| chester michael trinick (born 1987) (b. 1987) |
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| robert john trinick (born 1989) (b. 1989) |
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| g. m. a. trinick |
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| laurence james trinick (born 1990) (b. 1990) |
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Mr, Marcus, Sophie, Alison, Andrew, Amelia, Audrey, Pamela, George, Louise, Joanna, Thomas, Elaine, Hannah, Malcolm, Michael, Charles, Chester, Caitlin, Barbara, Patrick, Raymond, Marian, Vicky, Helen, James, Ms, Mal, Ben, Bev, Kim, Ros, Tom, Mark, Alex, Andy, Rebecca, Adam, Paul, Gara, John, Tony, Sarah, Steve, Becky, Glenn, Laura, Janet, Katy, and Richard