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 Steele, a former assessor for an Indiana county and current member of the Board of Review, says she forgoes campaign contributions from people with business before the board.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier in the day, Governor-General Samantha Mostyn addressed a vigil held in Bondi, hosted by the National Council of Jewish Women Australia, where attendees largely wore white to symbolise peace.

From BBC

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