Tasmate is the name of several places inVanuatu.

The termTasmate means etymologically "dead sea" (fromProto-Oceanic *tasik 'sea', *mate 'dead'); it refers to places on the coast where the sea is quieter, and makes landing easier.

In theProto-Torres–Banks language, ancestral toMota andMwerlap, it can be reconstructed as *tasimate.

The name may refer to the following entities:

• Tasmate (Santo), a village on the west coast ofEspiritu Santo [15°09′30″S166°38′18″E / 15.1582°S 166.6382°E /-15.1582; 166.6382]
  • Tasmate language, the language spoken in that village
• Tasmate (Mota), a village on the island ofMota [13°51′14″S167°41′03″E / 13.8539°S 167.6843°E /-13.8539; 167.6843]
• Tesmet (Merelava) (form taken by the nameTasmate in the localMwerlap language), a village on the island ofMerelava [14°27′27″S168°01′20″E / 14.4574°S 168.0223°E /-14.4574; 168.0223]

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