Tomasa

Tomasa is a girl's baby name of Spanish origin, the Spanish feminine form of Tomás (Thomas), from the Aramaic Toma, meaning 'twin' — the apostle Thomas's name, which became one of the most widespread in the Christian world and generated a rich family of Spanish forms.

With over 3,190 recorded births, Tomasa is the traditional Spanish feminine form of Thomas — used in Spain and Latin America as a classic Catholic name honoring the apostle. Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Dominican friar whose Summa Theologica became the foundational text of Catholic philosophy, is Thomas's most intellectually towering bearer. Tomasa carries that classical Hispanic Catholic heritage with a warm, earthy Spanish character.