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Samira
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There are two names spelled Samira in Arab countries and in the Indian subcontinent. Although they sound similar, they have two different derivations. One name comes from Arabic 爻賲賷乇 Sam墨ra "entertaining companion", and is traditionally given to Arab or other Middle Eastern (such as Assyrians or Kurds) females of both Christian or Muslim families. Another comes from Sanskrit 啶膏ぎ啷�啶� Sam墨ra, "gust of wind/a cool gentle breeze on a hot summer day", and is traditionally given to Hindu females.
The pronunciation of the Sanskrit-derived name can change depending on the la
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