Message: "Tamsin" - Behind the Name

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Tamsin

by erb816

9/9/2020, 6:42 PM

From my understanding it's a bit dated in the U.K., but in the U.S. this would be a completely fresh choice.

Thomasin is a GP of mine, but I have a feeling most non-namenerds would look at it as "Thomas with -in attached."

Thomasina is quite long and OTT.

Tamara / Tammy is quite dated (in the U.S.).

And while Tamar is cool (I like it better than Tamara), the Biblical association... isn't the best.

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