Samantha originates of English from The Bible (Samuel) and was relatively uncommon into the 19th century. An invented name, Samantha is likely combined of "Samuel" and "Anthea". As an invented name, Samantha does have a specifically Hebrew meaning as Anthea means "flower". The diminutive of Samantha is "Sam".
Samantha originates of English from The Bible (Samuel) and was relatively uncommon into the 19th century. An invented name, Samantha is likely combined of "Samuel" and "Anthea". As an invented name, Samantha does have a specifically Hebrew meaning as Anthea means "flower". The diminutive of Samantha is "Sam".
Samantha originates of English from The Bible (Samuel) and was relatively uncommon into the 19th century. An invented name, Samantha is likely combined of "Samuel" and "Anthea". As an invented name, Samantha does have a specifically Hebrew meaning as Anthea means "flower". The diminutive of Samantha is "Sam".
Samantha originates of English from The Bible (Samuel) and was relatively uncommon into the 19th century. An invented name, Samantha is likely combined of "Samuel" and "Anthea". As an invented name, Samantha does have a specifically Hebrew meaning as Anthea means "flower". The diminutive of Samantha is "Sam".