Samani
Meaning of Samani
Samani, pronounced suh-MAH-nee, carries a whisper of ancient Sanskrit wisdom—once used to describe a serene seeker of truth—and blooms today with a warm Latin-American flair, as if it were a soft melody echoing through sunlit courtyards. Its syllables conjure the steady heartbeat of a mountain trail and the gentle sway of palm fronds at dusk, imbuing every bearer with a sense of quiet strength and graceful curiosity (not to mention an uncanny knack for finding the best alfajores at any family gathering). In the United States, Samani has quietly tiptoed onto birth registries—rising from just five newborns in 2001 to thirty in 2024—gaining momentum like a shy wildflower reaching for morning light. Balanced yet spirited, Samani invites each child to forge her own path with poise, warmth, and a spark of adventure.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as suh-MAH-nee (/səˈmɑːni/)
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Notable People Named Samani
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