Definitions

1. noun

A male given name, especially common in Christian tradition, derived from the Aramaic name ‘Taoma’ meaning ‘twin’.

“The new employee’s name was Thomas, and he was from a family with a long history of working at the company.”

2. proper noun

A specific person, place, or organization known by the name Thomas, such as Thomas Edison or Thomas Cook.

“Thomas Jefferson was the third President of the United States.”

3. verb

To name or call someone Thomas, especially as a way of expressing affection or familiarity.

“My grandfather used to thomas me when I was a child, which I loved.”