Tómas

Tómas is a given name, primarily male, of Hebrew origin. It is the Icelandic, Faroese, and Welsh form of the name Thomas. The name Thomas is derived from the Aramaic word "Ta'oma," meaning "twin." The biblical figure Saint Thomas the Apostle is a well-known bearer of this name, credited with the doubting of Jesus' resurrection until he saw the wounds for himself.

The popularity of Tómas varies by region. In Iceland, it is a consistently common name, often appearing in the top ten most popular male names. Faroese and Welsh communities also use Tómas frequently. Due to its historical and religious significance, variations of Thomas, and thus Tómas, are found in numerous languages and cultures worldwide. The name is generally associated with loyalty and steadfastness, often attributed to the characteristics of Saint Thomas.