Meaning, origin and history of the name Tomáš

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈto.maːʃ/(Czech) /ˈtɔ.maːʃ/(Slovak) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Czech and Slovak form of Thomas.

Other Languages & CulturesThoma(Albanian) Te'oma(Ancient Aramaic) Thomas(Biblical) Thomas(Biblical Greek) Thomas(Biblical Latin) Toma(Bulgarian) Tomàs(Catalan) Toma, Tomica, Tomo(Croatian) 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) Tomás(Irish) Tommaso, Tomaso(Italian) Tomass, Toms(Latvian) Tomas(Lithuanian) Toma(Macedonian) Tamati(Maori) Thomas, Tomas, Tom(Norwegian) Tomasz, Tomek(Polish) Tomás, Tomé(Portuguese) Toma(Romanian) Foma(Russian) Tavish, Tam(Scottish) Tàmhas, Tòmas(Scottish Gaelic) Toma(Serbian) Tomaž(Slovene) Tomás(Spanish) Thomas, Tomas, Tom(Swedish) Tomos, Tomi, Twm(Welsh)

User SubmissionsTômas, Tomaš

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Czechia: March 7

Slovakia: March 7