Meaning | twin |
Origin | Aramaic, Greek |
Gender | Boy |
Popularity | Moderate |
Length | 3 |
Syllables | 1 |
Syllabification | Tom |
The baby boy name "Tom" carries a timeless charm that resonates across cultures and generations. Often derived from the name Thomas, meaning "twin" or "twin-like," Tom exudes a sense of camaraderie and connection. Its simplicity and familiarity make it a popular choice among parents seeking a classic yet approachable name for their little one.
In various languages and forms, Tom takes on a versatile persona. From the longer form Thomas to endearing diminutives like Tommy, Tom has the flexibility to suit any stage of life. The name's prevalence in both real-life figures and fictional characters further underscores its enduring appeal.
Parents drawn to the name Tom are choosing a moniker that transcends trends, emphasizing tradition and authenticity. With its strong cultural roots and recognizable sound, Tom is a name that stands the test of time, destined to accompany their child on a journey of growth, discovery, and a life filled with connections.
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Tommo |
Tomcat |
T.J. |
Tom Sawyer | The Adventures of Tom Sawyer |
Tom Riddle | Harry Potter series |
Tom Ripley | The Talented Mr. Ripley |
Tom Cat | Tom and Jerry |
Tom Keen | The Blacklist |
Tom Hanson | 21 Jump Street |
Tom Mason | Falling Skies |
Tom Branson | Downton Abbey |
Tom Buchanan | The Great Gatsby |
Tom Marvolo Bombadil | The Lord of the Rings |
Tom Paris | Star Trek - Voyager |
Tom Scavo | Desperate Housewives |
Tom Servo | Mystery Science Theater 3000 |
Tom Tucker | Family Guy |
Tom Robinson | To Kill a Mockingbird |
Tom Collins | Rent |
Tom Neville | Revolution |
Tom Farrell | No Way Out |
Tom Kirkman | Designated Survivor |
Tom Good | The Good Life |