Meaning, origin and history of the name Thom

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈtɑm/ (American English) /ˈtɒm/ (British English) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Short form of Thomas.

Feminine FormsThomasina (English) Tamsin, Tamsyn (English (British))

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) Toomas (Estonian) Tuomas, Tuomo, Tomi, Tommi (Finnish) Thomas (French) Tomé (Galician) Toma (Georgian) Thomas, Tom (German) Thomas (Greek) Tamás, Tomi (Hungarian) Tómas (Icelandic) Tomás (Irish) Tommaso, Tomaso (Italian) Tomass, Toms (Latvian) Tomas (Lithuanian) Toma (Macedonian) Tamati (Māori) Thomas, Tomas, Tom (Norwegian) Tomasz, Tomek (Polish) Tomás, Tomé (Portuguese) Toma (Romanian) Foma (Russian) Tavish, Tam (Scottish) Tàmhas, Tòmas (Scottish Gaelic) Toma, Tomica (Serbian) Tomáš (Slovak) Tomaž (Slovene) Tomás (Spanish) Thomas, Tomas, Tom (Swedish) Khoma (Ukrainian) Tomos, Tomi, Twm (Welsh)

Surname DescendantsThompson, Thomson (English)

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