Thomasina

[ tom-uh-see-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

The film goes on some fertile philosophical tangents, as Martha and Thomasina debate their responsibilities to the present and to the future — the latter of which changes in dramatic ways after the ladies start meddling in the war.

From Los Angeles Times

A daughter from his first marriage, Thomasina, died of cancer in 1993.

From Washington Post

In addition to Nigella, the couple had three other children — Dominic, who became a prominent journalist; Thomasina and Horatia — before their divorce in 1980.

From New York Times

Vanessa Lawson died of liver cancer in 1985 at age 48, while Thomasina Lawson died of breast cancer in 1993 at 32.

From New York Times

In response to Coffey, chef Thomasina Miers' suggested caramelizing turnips in butter.

From Salon