Origin and Meaning of Thoams

Twin

Origin: Aramaic - Derived from the Aramaic name 'Ta'oma', which means 'twin'. The name is commonly associated with Saint Thomas, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus.

• Thoams is a less common variant of the name Thomas, which has been popular in various cultures and periods throughout history.
• The name Thomas has numerous variations in different languages, such as Tomás (Spanish), Tomas (Scandinavian), and Tomi (Japanese).
• Notable bearers of the name include Thomas Jefferson, an American founding father, and Thomas Edison, the famous inventor.
• In recent years, the popularity of the name Thomas has fluctuated, often ranking in the top 100 names for boys in various countries.
• Related names and variations include Tommy, Tom, and the feminine form Tamsin.