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Thomas
Thomas m
New Testament name, borne by one of Christ's twelve apostles, referred to as ‘Thomas, called Didymus’ (John 11: 16; 20: 24). Didymos is the Greek word for ‘twin’, and the name is the Greek form of an Aramaic byname meaning ‘twin’. The given name has always been popular throughout Christendom, perhaps because St Thomas's doubts and reassurance have made him seem a very human character.
Derivatives: Irish Gaelic: Tomás. Scottish Gaelic: Tòmas; Tàmhas (a dialectal variant, from which comes the surname Mac Thàmhais, Anglicized as MacTavish). Welsh: Tomos. Italian: Tommaso. Polish: Tomasz. Czech: Tomáš. Russian: Foma. Finnish: Tuomo.
Short forms: English: Tom. Scottish: Tam. Italian: Maso. Dutch: Maas.
Pet forms: English: Tommy. Scottish Gaelic: Tòmachan, Tòmag.
Feminine forms: English: Thomasina, Thomasine, TAMSIN (SEE Tamsin).

First names dictionary. 2012.