Tomaso is an Italian surname, derived from the Latin name Thomas, meaning 'twin' or 'similar'. It was popularized by Saint Thomas Aquinas in the Middle Ages.
In Catholic tradition, Tomasos are associated with intellectual pursuits and academic excellence, as embodied by the renowned Dominican philosopher and theologian.
People named Tomas are often characterized as curious, analytical, and adaptable, with a strong sense of independence and a desire for knowledge.
Although less common today than it was in the past, the name Tomas is still found in many Italian-American families and has a certain charm that appeals to some parents.