Saamarth 

Saamarth is a guy who is the center of everyone's attention. He might not be open to you at first but once he knows he can be, you'll love him! He'll tease you but that's his way of showing he cares for you. He's a great guy whose company is enjoyed !

Friend 1 : Oh look Saamarth!

Friend 2 : Let us go there, everyone must be there

Saamarth by Maxandruby May 11, 2020

Saamiya

A beautiful strong and independent girl who you can rely on

You wish you were saamiya

Saamiya by Notsaamiya November 4, 2018

saamia

Saamia is a Arabic name which means blessing

We are so blessed to have Saamia as a child

saamia by Puppygirllover2923 January 17, 2015

shaambhavi 

That girl whose parents did not think about how half the world will pronounce her name.

Wow! How do you pronounce that? Shum? Beh? Veh?

No! It's Shaambhavi

shaambhavi by shaambhavi August 6, 2019

shaami 

3 things, he plays one bounce, GTA and girls.

Basically if you're good at everything you're defined as 'shaami'

shaami by Bossmanshaa December 27, 2016

saamiyah 

Saamiyahs are funny and love being around people. They can be spot light loving but also background hugging. Quite intellectual and a bit moronic. Saamiyahs always know how to bust a move.

Of course Saamiyah got an A.
Bro Saamiyah is hilarious.

saamiyah by supersillysam February 10, 2018

Whatana Ssiam 

Noun, adjective, adverb, and verb.

1. A phrase that, when repeated again and again, morphs into quite another, unsavory phrase.

2. The name for an ancient Siamest proverb. "Whatana Ssiam" means, in Siamese: "The eye of the fart." Or, in addition, "The I of the fart."

3. Political themes of the Dukakis and Kerry campaigns, on the Democrat side, and the George Allen and Rick Santorum campaigns on the Republican side.

4. A hex as old as the Middle Ages.

5. A Siamese bathroom dance. Preferably chanted before one's Cosmonaut is splashed down.

Whatana Ssiam
What ana Ssiam
What an aSsiam
What an ass Iam
What an ass I am
What an ass I am

Whatana Ssiam by BonyToadland November 26, 2006