Tommi

Tommi is a masculine given name, most commonly used in Finland as the Finnish form of Thomas. The name Thomas itself comes from the Late Latin Thomas, derived from the Greek Didymos, ultimately from the Aramaic Ta'oma' meaning "twin." In Finnish usage, Tommi is typically a full given name rather than a nickname, and it is widely used as the local form of Thomas in Nordic-speaking communities. Outside Finland, Tommi may appear as a variant spelling of Tommy or as a diaspora form of Thomas.

Pronunciation in Finnish commonly rhymes with "tom-mee," with the double m indicating length. In English contexts, it is often pronounced similarly to Tommy.

Notable bearers include Tommi Mäkinen, a Finnish former rally driver and four-time World Rally Champion. The name is used by other individuals in sports and the arts, though such instances are less widely documented internationally.

Tommi bears the general characteristics of Nordic given names in the late 20th century, and is most often encountered among people born in Finland and neighboring regions. It remains a straightforward, non-technical European given name with historical roots in the broader Thomas family.