Toma name - Meaning of Toma
- Gender
- Masculine & Feminine
- Lucky Number
- 4
- Usage
- Russian, Romanian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Georgian, Aramaic
- Pronounced
- TO-mah (Croatian, Serbian)
- Toma Meaning
- Diminutive of Tamara. Form of Thomas. Toma is a variant of Thomas. Thomas originates in Aramaic and means "twin". As a masculine given name it has been used over centuries and in different spellings all over the world. This was the name of one of the authors of Gospels, as well as one of the apostles. The usage of Thomas has declined in the United States lately. It functions as a surname as well.
Toma Related Names
Variant:, Tomo (Croatian)
Diminutive, Tomica (Croatian)
Other Languages Tamar (Biblical), Thamar (Biblical Greek), Tamar (Biblical Hebrew), Thamar (Biblical Latin), Tamara (Croatian), Tamara (Czech), Tamara (Dutch), Tamara, Tamra, Tamera, Tami, Tamia, Tammara, Tammi, Tammie, Tammy (English), Tamar, Tamari (Georgian), Tamar (Hebrew), Tamara (Italian), Tamara (Macedonian), Tamara (Polish), Tamara (Serbian), Tamara (Slovak), Tamara (Slovene), Tamara (Spanish), Tamara (Ukrainian), Te'oma (Ancient Aramaic), Thomas (Biblical), Thomas (Biblical Greek), Thomas (Biblical Latin), Tomáš (Czech), Thomas (Danish), Maas, Tom (Dutch), Tommie, Tommy (English), Toomas (Estonian), Tuomas, Tuomo, Tomi, Tommi (Finnish), Thomas (French), Thomas (German), Thomas (Greek), Tamás, Tomi (Hungarian), Tomás (Irish), Tommaso (Italian), Toms (Latvian), Tomas (Lithuanian), Tamati (Maori), Tomas (Norwegian), Tomasz, Tomek (Polish), Tomé (Portuguese), Foma (Russian), Tàmhas, Tavish, Tòmas, Tam (Scottish), Tomáš (Slovak), Tomaž (Slovene), Tomás (Spanish), Tomas (Swedish), Tomos, Twm (Welsh)
Diminutive:, Tomica (Croatian)
Other Languages Tamar (Biblical), Thamar (Biblical Greek), Tamar (Biblical Hebrew), Thamar (Biblical Latin), Tamara (Croatian), Tamara (Czech), Tamara (Dutch), Tamara, Tamra, Tamera, Tami, Tamia, Tammara, Tammi, Tammie, Tammy (English), Tamar, Tamari (Georgian), Tamar (Hebrew), Tamara (Italian), Tamara (Macedonian), Tamara (Polish), Tamara (Serbian), Tamara (Slovak), Tamara (Slovene), Tamara (Spanish), Tamara (Ukrainian), Te'oma (Ancient Aramaic), Thomas (Biblical), Thomas (Biblical Greek), Thomas (Biblical Latin), Tomáš (Czech), Thomas (Danish), Maas, Tom (Dutch), Tommie, Tommy (English), Toomas (Estonian), Tuomas, Tuomo, Tomi, Tommi (Finnish), Thomas (French), Thomas (German), Thomas (Greek), Tamás, Tomi (Hungarian), Tomás (Irish), Tommaso (Italian), Toms (Latvian), Tomas (Lithuanian), Tamati (Maori), Tomas (Norwegian), Tomasz, Tomek (Polish), Tomé (Portuguese), Foma (Russian), Tàmhas, Tavish, Tòmas, Tam (Scottish), Tomáš (Slovak), Tomaž (Slovene), Tomás (Spanish), Tomas (Swedish), Tomos, Twm (Welsh)
Other Languages: Tamar (Biblical), Thamar (Biblical Greek), Tamar (Biblical Hebrew), Thamar (Biblical Latin), Tamara (Croatian), Tamara (Czech), Tamara (Dutch), Tamara, Tamra, Tamera, Tami, Tamia, Tammara, Tammi, Tammie, Tammy (English), Tamar, Tamari (Georgian), Tamar (Hebrew), Tamara (Italian), Tamara (Macedonian), Tamara (Polish), Tamara (Serbian), Tamara (Slovak), Tamara (Slovene), Tamara (Spanish), Tamara (Ukrainian), Te'oma (Ancient Aramaic), Thomas (Biblical), Thomas (Biblical Greek), Thomas (Biblical Latin), Tomáš (Czech), Thomas (Danish), Maas, Tom (Dutch), Tommie, Tommy (English), Toomas (Estonian), Tuomas, Tuomo, Tomi, Tommi (Finnish), Thomas (French), Thomas (German), Thomas (Greek), Tamás, Tomi (Hungarian), Tomás (Irish), Tommaso (Italian), Toms (Latvian), Tomas (Lithuanian), Tamati (Maori), Tomas (Norwegian), Tomasz, Tomek (Polish), Tomé (Portuguese), Foma (Russian), Tàmhas, Tavish, Tòmas, Tam (Scottish), Tomáš (Slovak), Tomaž (Slovene), Tomás (Spanish), Tomas (Swedish), Tomos, Twm (Welsh)
