Thomasina
UK/tɒməˈsiːnə/US/tɑməˈsinə/
Thomasina proper noun: a female given name from Aramaic, masculine equivalent Thomas.
Proper noun
Thomasina (plural Thomasinas)
- A female given name from Aramaic, masculine equivalent Thomas.
- I looked up the cause of the feud and find that our great-grandfathers quarreled because each wanted to name his new daughter Thomasina. It was a distinctive name, and each craved its possession. I have argued with my aunt night and day—result, the two Thomasinas are drinking tea together.1908 November 23, Clarissa Mackie, “A Feud and Its Finish”, in The Quincy Daily Ledger, volume 20, number 277, Quincy, Mass.: George W[ashington] Prescott & Sons, →OCLC, page [3], column 5
Forms of Thomasina
| plural | Thomasinas |
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Origin of Thomasina
From Thomas + -ina.
Words formed from Thomasina
Words that rhyme with Thomasina
37 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- nina
- semolina
- subpoena
- cantina
- falanghina
- galena
- latina
- piscina
- Thumbelina
- Tryphena
- Afro-Latina
- Antiochena
- Apamena
- Argentina
- Atropatena
- Ballymena
- barracudina
- Brangelina
- Damascena
- Dina
- doubting Thomasina
- gmina
- Halyna
- Jelena
- Laodicena
- Malaspina
- marina
- Media Atropatena
- okina
- Palmyrena
- Rina
- Sheena
- spirulina
- Tumblrina
- verbena
- Vojvodina
- Xena
Questions about Thomasina
- What does Thomasina mean?
- Thomasina means a female given name from Aramaic, masculine equivalent Thomas.
- What part of speech is Thomasina?
- Thomasina is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Thomasina?
- Thomasina is pronounced /tɑməˈsinə/ (US).
Words near Thomasina in the dictionary
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