Samanta
[səˈmæn.tə]Meaning
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Latvian and Polish form of Samantha.
Background Story
Samanta is the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Latvian and Polish form of Samantha. In Latvian it comes from the English Samantha and entered the language at the end of the 20th century. The name is also used in Dutch and English.
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Variations
Samantha, Sam
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