Tommy in Irish
Tommy in Irish is Tomáisín — Tommy means informal nickname for a British soldier, especially historically.
Tommy in Irish
Tomáisín
(uncommon, _, relative to the male given name) A en given name.
What does "Tommy" mean?
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noun Informal nickname for a British soldier, especially historically.
"The war memorial honours the tommies who never came home."
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Tommy in a sentence
- The war memorial honours the tommies who never came home.
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What is "Tommy" in Irish?
"Tommy" in Irish is Tomáisín. Tommy means: Informal nickname for a British soldier, especially historically.
How do you use "Tommy" in a sentence?
Example: "The war memorial honours the tommies who never came home." In Irish, "Tommy" is Tomáisín.
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