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Thomas (name)
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Thomas is a common given name for males. It originated from the Aramaic language designation ??? or Tôm. The meaning of the name is "twin," and in the New Testament the designation was applied to Judas Thomas, the second Judas of the Apostles, hence the meaning "twin".
"Tom" or "Thom" are abbreviations of Thomas, and "Tommy" is a common variant; "Tommie" is a relatively uncommon variant. The name is sometimes abbreviated as "Thos" in signatures.

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Thomas is a common given name for males. It originated from the Aramaic language designation ??? or Tôm. The meaning of the name is "twin," and in the New Testament the designation was applied to Judas Thomas, the second Judas of the Apostles, hence the meaning "twin".
"Tom" or "Thom" are abbreviations of Thomas, and "Tommy" is a common variant; "Tommie" is a relatively uncommon variant. The name is sometimes abbreviated as "Thos" in signatures. The female versions of this name are Thomasina, Tamsin, Tasmina or Tasmino.
See also: Thomas (surname)
Variants
, Touma
- Armenian: Tovmas
- Belarusian: ????? (Tamash)
- Breton: Tomaz
- Bulgarian: ???? (Toma)
- Catalan: Tomàs
- Chinese: ?? (Duoma, Biblical), ??? (Tangmasi, general translation), ??? (Tangmashi)
- Croatian: Tomislav, Tomo, Tome
- Czech: Tomáš
- Danish: Thomas
- Dutch: Thomas, Tom, Tomas, Thom, Tommie
- English: Thomas, Tom, Thom, Tommy, Thommie, Tomas, Tomm
- Estonian: Toomas
- Faroese: Tummas
- Finnish: Tuomas
- Filipino: Tomas
- French: Thomas
- German: Thomas, Tom, Tommi
- Greek, polytonic: (Thomâs) = monotonic T?µ?? (Thomás) (Saint Thomas also: (Didymos, "twin"))
- Hebrew: Teomo
- Hungarian: Tamás
- Icelandic: Tómas
- Irish: Tomás, Tommy
- Italian: Tommaso
(also sometimes Tomaso) Japanese: ???? (Tomasu) Korean: ?? (Doma; Toma; biblical), ??? (Tomeoseu; T'omosu) Latin: Thomas (Saint Thomas also: Didymus) Lithuanian: Tomas Macedonian: ????????, ????, ????, ?????, ???? Malayalam: ???? (Thoma), ?????? (Thomas), ??????? (Thommen), ?????? (Oommen), ?????? (Thommy), ???? (Tommy), ??? (Tom) Maori: Tamihana Maltese: Tumas Norwegian : Thomas, Tomas, Tom Polish: Tomasz, Tomek Portuguese: Thomaz, Tomaz, Tomás, Tomé Persian: Tomasp Romanian: Tomas, Toma (more common) Russian: ????´ (written: Foma, pronounced: Famá) Samoan: Tomasi Scottish Gaelic: Tòmas Scots: Tam Serbian: ???? (Toma) Slovak: Tomáš Slovenian: Tomaž Spanish: Tomás Swedish: Tomas, Thomas Thai: ????? (To-mus) Ukrainian: Choma Welsh: Tomos
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