Meaning, origin and history of the name Tomás

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. to-MAS(Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese) too-MASH(European Portuguese) TUW-mas(Irish) TAW-mas(Irish) tə-MAS(Irish) [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Spanish, Portuguese and Irish form of Thomas.

VariantTomé(Portuguese)

Feminine FormTomasa(Spanish)

Other Languages & CulturesThoma(Albanian) Te'oma(Ancient Aramaic) Thomas(Biblical) Thomas(Biblical Greek) Thomas(Biblical Latin) Toma(Bulgarian) Tomàs(Catalan) Toma, Tomica, Tomo(Croatian) Tomáš(Czech) Thomas, Tom(Danish) Thomas, Maas, Tom(Dutch) Thomas, Thom, Tom, Tommie, Tommy(English) Toomas(Estonian) Tuomas, Tuomo, Tomi, Tommi(Finnish) Thomas(French) Tomé(Galician) Toma(Georgian) Thomas, Tom(German) Thomas(Greek) Tamás, Tomi(Hungarian) Tómas(Icelandic) Tommaso, Tomaso(Italian) Tomass, Toms(Latvian) Tomas(Lithuanian) Toma(Macedonian) Tamati(Maori) Thomas, Tomas, Tom(Norwegian) Tomasz, Tomek(Polish) Toma(Romanian) Foma(Russian) Tavish, Tam(Scottish) Tàmhas, Tòmas(Scottish Gaelic) Toma(Serbian) Tomáš(Slovak) Tomaž(Slovene) Thomas, Tomas, Tom(Swedish) Tomos, Tomi, Twm(Welsh)

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