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There are 15 Sam- names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Sam- names 1 to 15. Samuel was the most popular among these names in 2007. The name is primarily used in English, French, and German, and it was followed in popularity by the English Sam, the Albanian, Arabic, Indian, and Iranian Samir, and the English and German name, Samson. The unusual Sam- names are Sameer (Arabic and Indian), Sami (Arabic, Hungarian, Iranian, and Turkish), Samiri (Albanian), Sammy (English), Samoyla (Russian), Sampson (English), Samu (Hungarian), Samuele (Italian), Samuil (Russian), Samuli (Finnish), and Samy (Arabic and French). Sam- names are fairly popular baby names for boys. In 1900, 1.058% of baby boys were given Sam- names. There were 3 Sam- names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. Sam- names have since experienced a decline in frequency, and in recent years they are of occasional use. In 2007, 4 Sam- names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 0.649%. Within all Sam- names, the English, French, and German Samuel was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #25 and a usage of 0.6003%.
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Sam Sameer ... used mostly in the Arabic and Indian ... of Arabic origin ... form of Samir ... Sami ... used predominantly in the Arabic, ... infrequently used as a baby name for ... Samir Samiri ... has its origins in the Arabic language and ... variation of Samir ... not widely used as a baby name for ... Sammy Samoyla ... God has heard; asked ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, Russian ... variant of Samuel ... Sampson Samson Samu ... God has heard; asked ... a Hungarian name of Hebrew origin ... form of Samuel ... rare as a baby boy name ... Samuel Samuele ... God has heard; asked ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is ... variant form of Samuel ... Samuil ... God has heard; asked ... of Hebrew origin and it is used mainly ... variation of Samuel ... Samuli ... God has heard; asked ... of Hebrew origin and it is used mainly ... variant form of Samuel ... Samy ... God has heard; asked ... mainly used in Arabic and French ... of Arabic and Hebrew origin ...
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