Thom
Thom stands for:
- Short form of the first name Thomas
- Thom Verlag , German publisher in Leipzig
- Thom , lyre among the Schilluk in South Sudan, see Tom (lyre)
- thom , medieval name for to or to
- thom. , a pseudonym of Thomas Hanreich (* 1972), German musician
Thom is a family name for the following people:
- Achim Thom (1935–2010), German medical historian and philosopher
- Alexander Thom (1894–1985), Scottish engineer and archaeologist
- Andreas Thom (writer) (1884–1943), Austrian teacher and writer
- Andreas Thom (soccer player) (* 1965), German soccer player and coach
- Andreas Thom (mathematician) (* 1977), German mathematician
- Bob Thom (1917-2004), British racing cyclist
- Cameron E. Thom (1825–1915), American politician
- Charles Thom (1872-1956), American mycologist
- Eitelfriedrich Thom (1933–1993), German conductor and musicologist
- Ernst Thom (1713–1773), German literary scholar, rhetorician, ethnologist and economist
- Fitz van Thom (* 1977), German actor, director and filmmaker
- Hendrik Bernardus Thom (1905–1983), South African historian and university professor
- Kapuka John Thom (1918–2009), traditional leader in Namibia
- Karl Thom (aviator) (1893–1945), German aviation officer
- Karl Thom (clergyman) (1900–1935), German Protestant clergyman
- Linda Thom (* 1943), Canadian marksman
- Mary Thom († 2013), American journalist and publicist
- Norbert Thom (* 1946), German economist
- Peter Thom (1935–2005), German actor
- Randy Thom (* 1951), American sound designer and sound engineer
- René Thom (1923–2002), French mathematician
- Robert Thom (1929–1979), American screenwriter
- Sandi Thom (* 1981), Scottish singer and songwriter
- Sascha Thom (* 1945), German singer
- Sven van Thom (* 1977), German musician
- William R. Thom (1885–1960), American politician
See also:
- Thom space , a topological space
- Thom's conjecture , a conjecture about areas
- Dold-Thom's theorem in algebraic topology
- Papenbrand thom Sunde , burning of priests in Stralsund
- Thomm , municipality in the district of Trier-Saarburg, Rhineland-Palatinate
- Tomm
