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samiel

/ ˈsæmjɛl /

noun

Origin of samiel¹

C17: from Turkish samyeli, from sam poisonous + yel wind

Agathe falls with a shriek, but is protected by her wreath, while Samiel directs the bullet to Caspar's heart.

The simoon of Africa is the typhoon of China and the samiel of India.

Simoon, typhoon, and samiel, are believed to be the names of demons.

Mahmud Samiel Barodi's part in the revolution of that year was a determining one in the course it took.

The simoom, sirocco, samiel, and kamsin seem to be modifications of the same wind from the desert.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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