Amasa

American  

[uh-mey-suh, am-uh-suh] / əˈmeɪ sə, ˈæm ə sə /

noun

1. (in the Bible) the commander of Absalom's army and later of David's army.

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Example Sentences

Built for mine owner Amasa Campbell and his family, visitors can see the game room where Campbell entertained Spokane’s big wigs plus his wife Grace’s gorgeous all-pink reception room.

From Seattle Times

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — As the third president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Francis Amasa Walker helped usher the school into national prominence in the late 1800s.

From Seattle Times

Connor Sports uses maple harvested from the country’s northern forests, often in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and all floors are crafted in the company’s facility in Amasa, Michigan.

From Seattle Times

Her next-to-last child, Amasa, was my great-great grandfather.

From Washington Post

I’ve become obsessed with two ancestors in particular: Permelia Van Valkenburgh and her son Amasa Matoon Van Valkenburgh.

From Washington Post