Tomkin
Aramaic
"twin"
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Tomkin Origin and Meaning
The name Tomkin is a boy's name.
Tomkin is a diminutive form of Thomas, with English and Scottish origins. The name combines 'Tom' (a shortened form of Thomas, meaning 'twin' in Aramaic) with the affectionate suffix '-kin,' which historically indicated 'little one' or 'son of.' This medieval diminutive form gives the name a charming, slightly archaic quality. While not commonly used in modern times, Tomkin has a distinctive character that sets it apart from the more frequently used Tom or Tommy. It offers parents seeking a masculine name with historical roots a rare option that maintains connections to the widely recognized Thomas while offering individuality.