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Thomas Noonan

in the US

There are 262 people with the name "Thomas Noonan" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Thomas	9
Noonan	2,478
Thomas Noonan	54,226

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is 2,474th most common Newberry
is 2,475th most common Rinehart
is 2,476th most common Danielson
is 2,477th most common Weathers
is 2,478th most common Noonan
is 2,479th most common Keener
is 2,480th most common Parson
is 2,481st most common Jaeger
is 2,482nd most common Brinkley

is 54,222nd most common T Hunter
is 54,223rd most common Teresa Hayes
is 54,224th most common Terry Ferguson
is 54,225th most common Thomas Morse
is 54,226th most common Thomas Noonan
is 54,227th most common Thomas Purcell
is 54,228th most common Tommy Roberts
is 54,229th most common Tony Morris
is 54,230th most common Tracey Lewis

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Meaning & History

Thomas

Noonan

(male) New Testament name, borne by one of Christ's twelve apostles, referred to as ‘Thomas, called Didymus’ (John 11:16; 20:24). Didymos is the Greek word for ‘twin’, and the name is the Greek form of an Aramaic byname meaning ‘twin’. The given name has always been popular throughout Christendom, in part because St Thomas's doubts have made him seem a very human character.

Short form: Tom.

Pet form: Tommy.

Cognates: Irish: Tomás. Scottish Gaelic: Tòmas; Tàmhas. Welsh: Tomos. German, Dutch, Scandinavian: Thomas. French: Thomas. Spanish: Tomás. Portuguese: Tomás. Italian: Tommaso. Russian: Foma. Polish: Tomasz. Czech: Tomáš. Croatian: Toma. Slovenian: Tomaz. Finnish: Tuomo. Latvian: Toms. Lithuanian: Tomas.