Message: "Tasma" - Behind the Name

Tasma

by jackie (guest)

7/20/2001, 11:36 PM

I named my daughter Tasma, and now am trying to find where it originated from, a little girl in kindergarten was called Tasma and I loved it, their last name was Milo

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- David Hancock (guest) +1

1/20/2002, 10:29 AM

Hi, no info on the origins but I am looking for Tasma Milo who was a great friend to me and my family 20 years ago in England we lost touch but I'd love to find her again especially as I'm going to Canada in June 2002.

Any info welcome.

- Sue Hunt (guest)

10/23/2003, 8:12 PM

Hi
I too named my daughter Tasma in 1998. This was following a visit to Tasmania. thinking I was having a boy I had sort of selected the name Tasman and then modified it to Tasma. Have since heard that it was once a popular name in Australia during the 50s especially in Tasmania. Also am aware of the name 'Tasma' as a brand of valve radio, now quite rare and valuable. Does anyone know more?
Regards
Sue

- Diederika Tasma (guest)

9/22/2001, 11:14 AM

Hello

My name is Diederika and my last name is Tasma.
The name Tasma is already very old and was founded in the Netherland.
Original is the correct name Tasman but troughout the years the name was written falls in the register.
Is goes back in the time that Abel Tasman was born in the Netherlands in which year I do not know at the moment, but if you want I can find it out for you. He was sailormen and wanted to travel around. He sailed to the south and discovered an Island and called it Tasmanie.

Best regards

Diederika Tasma

- Tasma Young (guest)

9/4/2001, 1:52 AM

Hi my name is also Tasma I am 30 yrs old I was named after my cousin who is called Susan Tasma I asked my aunt where she got it from but she could not remember I have tried for years to find out where it has come from but with out success. If you do find out anything could you please e-mail with the imformationand I will do the same for you
Thank You Tasma Young

- Tatiana (guest)

7/21/2001, 6:00 PM

Never mind...there is no "H"...answered my own ?, lol...

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- Tatiana (guest) +2

7/21/2001, 5:59 PM

Nanaea...could this be anagrammed as Asthma?...

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- Nanaea +1

7/21/2001, 8:25 PM

No, but...

If Tasma had been given the pretty middle name of "Sienna", her first and first names would anagram as: "I, Satan's Name". :)

-- Nanaea

- Nanaea

7/21/2001, 8:26 PM

Typo: "first and *middle* names..."

- Andrea (guest)

7/21/2001, 1:09 PM

I think that they were really into the cartoons, and named her after the Tasmanian Devil...

There was a guy who wrote in on haggisbutt, that his son's named was Wylie, and that they named him after Wile E. Coyote.

- Nanaea

7/21/2001, 2:57 AM

Couldn't find anything for you on the name "Tasma". My guess is that this may be one of many variations on the name Thomasina -- which include Tamsin and Tasmine. Click on the blue hyperlink to find the meaning.

-- Nanaea

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