Shamash

British  

/ ˈʃɑːmæʃ /

noun

1. the sun god of Assyria and Babylonia

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Etymology

Origin of Shamash

from Akkadian: sun

Example Sentences

Mindfulness and self-compassion are similarly powerful, says Shamash Alidina, the author of Mindfulness for Dummies and the co-founder of the not-for-profit Museum of Happiness – and more attainable than people may think.

From The Guardian

They worked on creating something producer Jessica Yaffa Shamash describes as “curated intimacy” with Lucy — a relationship that feels close and natural, but has been carefully engineered behind the scenes.

From The Verge

Solicitor Gerald Shamash for author and former politician Lord Archer and his wife Dame Mary Archer, said that MGN accepted that its activities caused "significant damage and distress" to them and members of their family.

From BBC

The calf was killed because it couldn’t be reunited with its herd after being handled by Shamash Kassam of Quebec, Canada, and his son, Shakeel Kassam, on 9 May, park officials said.

From The Guardian

Raymond Shamash, a surgeon originally from north-west London, was revealed as Mr Zeid's replacement after news of the Facebook posts emerged.

From BBC