Samantha

[ suh-man-thuh ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

"Wetlands have always been a critical ecosystem for humans across the globe," said Samantha Krause, professor of geography and environmental studies at Texas State University.

From Science Daily

His widow, Samantha Morris, said she felt "pain and sadness" that even though she had been with him, she had not held his hand because she did not realise he was dying.

From BBC

"It's important to remember that many pregnant people take prenatal vitamin supplements, which might help prevent nutritional deficiencies," says Dr. Samantha Kleinberg, the study's lead author and a professor at the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science at Stevens.

From Science Daily

All set for their unusual getaway, Samantha arranged childcare and set off from nearby Malton with partner Ryan Swain.

From BBC

Samantha, who is pregnant, and Ryan are victims of a scam website which has left dozens of people looking at an empty farmer's field instead of views of the heavens.

From BBC