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tamas

tamas

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A Hungarian male name that is the form of Thomas
  • proper noun
: Tamas
  • "I'm fairly certain Tamas was here, and not so long ago."
  • Tamas Kovacs
  • Tamas and Bogdan
  • Ivan Tamas

Examples

  • We were always on the best of terms. "You just happened by today," Tamas scoffed.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • And he knew the look Tamas would give him if he could not even keep his dog safe in his pen.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • And when Tamas called him a fool, he said, "You said I should watch your dog."

    Fiction book (1992)
  • No, Tamas would forgive him, and that was a thousand times worse.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • "Because he can't do everything at once," Tamas said under his breath; he had stopped expecting the men to listen to him.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • Now, Tamas thought, they would begin to see the landmarks their gran had described.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • Tamas looked wildly about as horses bolted past and his own shied and reared.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • I spoke to Tamas yesterday, and he promised to help with the project.

  • At the conference, I met Tamas, who presented his research on climate change.

  • Have you seen Tamas? He is always the first to arrive at our meetings.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Tamas is the Hungarian form of the name Thomas, which comes from an old Aramaic word meaning 'twin'. So when you meet a tamas, his name originally meant 'twin', the same basic meaning as the English name Thomas.