In all the world, Tommaso (Tommaso 
, Томмасо 
, Томмазо , along with others...) is a common masculine given name. The given name Tommaso is habitual in Italy, where it is a common masculine name, San Marino, and Reunion, where it is quite a common male name. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Italy, Germany, and Afghanistan. Much less frequently, Tommaso is the last name as well as the forename.
Tommaso is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!
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| Tommaso | Germany, Italy, United States, Afghanistan, Brazil |
| Томмазо, Томмасо | Russia, Ukraine |
| תומאזו | Israel |
Tamas, Tamás, Thom, Thoma, Thomas, Tom, Toma, Tomas, Tomasino, Tomaso, Tomasso, Tomasz, Tomaz, Tomazos, Tomaž, Tomeczek, Tomek, Tomi, Tommasi, Tommi, Tommie, Tommy, Tomo, Tomos, Tomy, Tomàs, Tomás, Tomáš, Tomé, Toomas, Θωμάς, Τομ, Тамаза, Тамас, Тамаш, Том, Тома, Томаж, Томаз, Томазо, Томас, Томасо, Томаш, Томи, Томми, Томо, Томі, Тоомас, Фома, טום,
Tommaso is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Tommaso , the operatic character in the opera Tiefland by Eugen d'Albert; an elderly man in the district and Tommaso Rocca .
| tommaso massarini IT (b. 18) |
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| tommaso di farfa First abbot of the Abbey of Farfa, IT (b. 601) |
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tommaso da celano Italian writer, IT (b. 1190) |
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| tommaso di eboli Italian cardinal, prelate and diplomat, IT (b. 1170) |
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| tommaso da celano Italian count (b. 1180) |
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tommaso i di saluzzo Marquess, IT (b. 1239) |
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| tommaso morosini First Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, IT (b. 1200) |
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| tommaso i d'aquino Italian politician (1185-1251), IT (b. 1200) |
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| tommaso di ocre IT (b. 1201) |
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| tommaso di pavia Italian Franciscan and historian (13th century), IT (b. 1212) |
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tommaso ii sanseverino (b. 1255) |
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| tommaso piperata (1221-1320) (b. 1221) |
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| tommaso degli stefani Italian painter, IT (b. 1231) |
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| tommaso ii d'aquino Italian politician, IT (b. 1250) |
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| tommaso de stefani Italian painter (b. 1250) |
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Moro, Grassi, Vitale, Martino, Mancini, Colombo, Coppola, Bianchi, Palumbo, Rinaldi, De Luca, Gentile, Lorusso, Ferrari, Ferrara, Fontana, Barbieri, Palmieri, D'Angelo, Giordano, Lombardi, Esposito, Romano, Sorrentino, Parisi, Caruso, Rosa, Amato, Conte, Conti, Costa, Bruno, Rossi, Ricci, Rizzo, Rizzi, Russo, Gallo, Galli, Guidi, Greco, Leone, Testa, Villa, Fiore, Fusco, Marino, Bianco, and Pellegrino