Gender Masculine
Usage Spanish, Portuguese, Irish
Pronounced Pron. /to.ˈmas/(Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese) /tu.ˈmaʃ/(European Portuguese) /ˈtˠʊ.mˠaːsˠ/(Irish) /ˈtˠɔ.mˠaːsˠ/(Irish) /tˠə.ˈmˠaːsˠ/(Irish) [key·simplify]
Meaning & History
Spanish, Portuguese and Irish form of Thomas.
Related Names
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)