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It looks a tad incomplete to me.

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I would prefer Thomasine or Thomasina, I love the latter (which I constantly forget to add to my PNL so I'll do that after posting this reply) and looks far more complete to me. Both of them. I guess the missing 'e' and/or 'a' bothers my brain.

I can’t stop seeing "Thomas in". Thomasine is slightly better.

I like the movie but not the name. I mean it is okay but it looks like "Thomas in" smashed together. Thomas just sticks out to much. Tamsin is so much nicer.

While I think Tamsin/Tamsen is okay, though I don't like it well enough to use, the extra syllable makes all the names sound like medicine.

I prefer Tamsin or Thomasina, but I like Thomasin too, it's very witchy.

I’ve loved Thomasin, Tomassyn, Thomeson, Thomasine etc since I was a little kid, and more so since I found out it was used in the Tudor period.

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I adore Tamsin too, it’s so gentle.

It's masculine to me. I prefer Thomasine or Thomasina for girls.

Don't like, I like Tamsyn though