/ˈtomːi/, [ˈt̪o̞mːi]
AlkuperäTraditional Finnish diminutive of Tuomas (“Thomas”) and Tuomo. Used as a formal given name since 20th century, reinforced by the English Tommy.
- error-lua-execa male given name from Biblical Hebrew
“Juuri kun hän parhaillaan pauhasi ja toiset vatsojaan pidellen nauroivat, työnnettiin kamarin ovi auki ja Kasarin Tommi astui sisään. Jykevä mies, jonka leveät hartiat ahdas körttinuttu teki vielä jyk” — Just as he blustered and the others laughed their bellies out, the bedroom door swung open and Tommi Kasari stepped in. A sturdy man, whose broad shoulders were made even sturdier by the tight tailcoa
“1946 Laila Järvinen, Peppi Pitkätossu (translation of Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Långstrump) WSOY, page 8” — The children were very kind, well raised and obedient. Tommi never bit his nails, his hair was always groomed and he almost always did what his mother asked of him.
“Tommi. Saili piti nimeä suussaan. Se alkoi teenä kitalaesta ja päättyi pehmeään, huulten välistä tulevaan iihin. Ihana nimi, Saili ajatteli, Tommia hänellä ei ollut vielä ollutkaan. […] Saili ja Tommi” — Tommi. Saili kept the name in her mouth. It started as a T in the palate and finished off in a soft I right between the lips. What a lovely name, Saili thought, she had never had a Tommi before. […] S
MuodotTommi(nominative, singular) · Tommit(nominative, plural) · Tommi(accusative, nominative, singular) · Tommit(accusative, nominative, plural) · Tommin(accusative, genitive, singular) · Tommit(accusative, genitive, plural) · Tommin(genitive, singular) · Tommien(genitive, plural) · Tommia(partitive, singular) · Tommeja(partitive, plural) · Tommissa(inessive, singular) · Tommeissa(inessive, plural) · Tommista(elative, singular) · Tommeista(elative, plural) · Tommiin(illative, singular) · Tommeihin(illative, plural) · Tommilla(adessive, singular) · Tommeilla(adessive, plural) · Tommilta(ablative, singular) · Tommeilta(ablative, plural)
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