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Naomi -

Naomi.

Tamsin. Naomi sounds ditzy.

Naomi

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Hands down. Naomi is lovely, elegant, historical, strong. It's got so much character and color to it, while still being calm. Tamsin is nice and has an attractive sound, but I don't think it ages very well.

Tamsin definitely. I've always thought Naomi sounded somewhat unattractive.

I prefer Naomi but Tamsin is okay. I really dislike the nickname Tammy, which puts me off of Tamsin.

Tamsin

Definitely Tamsin

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Tamsin

I like Naomi, but Tamsin is one of my favorites.

I prefer Tamsin. It's unexpected, but it's still really pretty and familiar. I find Naomi hard to say (that's just my accent though).

Oooh, Tamsin Tamsin Tamsin Tamsin Tamsin! Sorry, but I really like it. And it has so much more spunk than Naomi.

Naomi by far. I've never liked Tamsin.

I prefer Tamsin, which is fresher and more interesting than Naomi.

I like both, but I prefer the sound of Naomi. With Naomi increasing in popularity, I might go with Tamsin, though. It would be less expected.

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Tamsin. No real reasons why. I like Tamsin, Naomi is NMS.

Tamsin, definitely. Tamsin is sweet and down to earth. Naomi is light and a bit insubstantial, despite its long history, just the sound. Also Naomi is very Naomi Campbell to me even though I've met many, especially in England. I don't like how it says 'I moan' backwards, I don't like how it means 'Hey, granny' in German (yep, really) and I don't like that it ends in an -i. As far as I know the Bible story wasn't that great either.

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I really like Tamsin, it's unusual and Tammy can be a cute nickname.