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Tansy Davies is an English composer of contemporary classical music. She won the BBC Young Composers' Competition in 1996 and has written works for ensembles such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. In 2023 she was awarded the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Works Collections at The Ivors Classical Award in recognition of her outstanding achievements in composition. In 2019, she was listed as one of the UK’s most influential people by the Evening Standard’s Progress 1000, alongside Sir Simon Rattle, and Dave.
Tansy Rayner Roberts is an Australian fantasy writer. Her short stories have been published in a variety of genre magazines, including Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine and Aurealis. She also writes crime fiction as Livia Day.
It's so cute and very pretty and much better than Pansy.
Sounds very cute, and softer and fresher than 'Pansy".
My name is Tansy (Tan-zee), and I absolutely love it! I've never met another person with my name, which I also love.
I will say that I struggled with it a bit as a younger child, but then I grew up during the 00's when more unusual names were less common than today. But now as a 26 y/o, I wouldn't change my name for the world. I get many, many compliments and positive comments about it.
I'll add that the Medieval connotations of the herb Tansy have never bothered me, and that I don't personally see it as a "cutesy" name - more interesting/different.
Wimpy.
At a glance I assumed ‘tanacita’ meant something along the lines of “tenacity”, but looking into it, it actually stems from the Ancient Greek ‘athanasia’, meaning “immortality” or “undying”.
It’s a very whimsical name. Cute.
Tansy could be a nickname for the name Constance.
The name ultimately derives from the Greek "athanasia" meaning "immortality".
I love the name Tansy. It's beautiful and really cute! I'm often drawn to flowery nature names. Tansy is definitely one of the best girl names beginning with a 't'- (along with Therese and Tia). ;)
There is a minor character called Tansy in the book The Iron King by Julie Kagawa.
Tansy is a plant with many medicinal uses (a lot of which have now been discredited). It's well known for causing miscarriages in high doses, leading to its use as an abortifacient in the Middle Ages.
Sounds a bit 'Trailer Trash' to me.
Main character in the book 'Through Her Eyes' by Jennifer Archer.
Well, it's better than Pansy. Though I'm not sure how much.
I love this name. It isn't overused like other flower names. :)
It's not as horrible as Pansy, but it sounds too much like it. The name sounds too girly anyway, and I can't picture it on a grown-up.
In Redwall, there's a hedgehog named Tansy. She's in Pearls of Lutra and The Long Patrol. In Pearls of Lutra, she has to find six pearls called the Pearls of Lutra as a ransom for the Abbot. Later she becomes the Abbess, and she is in this position during The Long Patrol. She made me like the name Tansy.
In the movie Material Girls starring Hilary and Hailey Duff, Hilary plays a character named Tanzie, (spelled differently, but the same name.)
Tansy (Tan-zee) is a sweet little bunny character in the children's book The Surprising Armchair by Jean Gilder. I fell in love with the name reading the book as a child and now read it to my children.
"Tansy", a boy, is the hero of one of Gail Carlson Lavine's novels. In the book, Tansy is a misunderstood prince that falls in love with a girl called "Parsley".
This name is also used in the book 'War of the Flowers' by Tad Williams.
I have a friend whose name is Tansy and I think it is beautiful, but I also think that you have to be a certain kind of person or the name can be to much.

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