Samantha

American  

[suh-man-thuh] / səˈmæn θə /

noun

1. a female given name: from an Aramaic word meaning “listener.”

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Example Sentences

Samantha DiPippo, Hallmark’s senior vice president of programming, joked that there was a secret recipe to a Hallmark Christmas movie, one that she couldn’t reveal, but the key to a Hallmark movie is the root of romance.

From Los Angeles Times

Samantha Harman - a Her Game Too ambassador for the club's supporters' group - said there had been no advance notice of Jolley's appointment.

From BBC

“They’re not looking for people to parachute in and leave with a bag of cash,” said Samantha Bohbot, chief growth officer of RockawayX, which had set up a U.A.E. headquarters and a local incubator hub for crypto projects.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Supposedly, this is the third break-in he's had," said Officer Samantha Martin.

From BBC

Only Samantha Hale, raised in Los Angeles on “Top Ramen and fear,” could make hair-raising terror this funny.

From Los Angeles Times