No. 890 in French
thomas
"Thomas" is a proper noun in French, used as a given name; it does not have a specific definition beyond being a name.
In a sentence
Thomas va à l'école chaque jour.
Thomas goes to school every day.
Here, 'Thomas' is used as a proper noun, specifically as a personal name of a boy or man.
Le chat de Thomas est très mignon.
Thomas's cat is very cute.
In this sentence, 'Thomas' is used possessively to indicate ownership of the cat.
Elle a intitulé son roman 'Le doute de Thomas'.
She titled her novel 'The Doubt of Thomas'.
Here, 'Thomas' appears in a title and may refer symbolically to a person, potentially referencing the biblical figure Thomas known for doubting.
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