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Samulet
The amulet necklace given to Dean Winchester by his brother Sam Winchester when they were kids, on the show Supernatural.
It's called the Samulet as a combination of the name Sam and the word amulet.
It was borrowed by Castiel in the fifth season, as he was searching for God and it was supposed to burn white hot in God's presence. It didn't work and Castiel returned it in the episode "Dark Side Of The Moon."
Dean, for some reason not understood by fans, threw it away, despite obvious sentimental value.
It's called the Samulet as a combination of the name Sam and the word amulet.
It was borrowed by Castiel in the fifth season, as he was searching for God and it was supposed to burn white hot in God's presence. It didn't work and Castiel returned it in the episode "Dark Side Of The Moon."
Dean, for some reason not understood by fans, threw it away, despite obvious sentimental value.
Samyuktha
A Samyuktha is that person who can laugh(REALLY LOUD) at any joke(non) possible. Creative, smart, tiny, but can talk your ears off. Can argue about possibly everything. EVERYTHING. Behaves hardcore but is the sweetest little thing that can ever happen.
Samyuktha by Shake_me_not June 9, 2018
samyu
The name samyu refers to someone who is trustworthy enough to get the secrets out of anyone and keep them a secret at the same time this person can scare the crap out of people but is as sweet as candy dipped in cake, they have an incredible self esteem and won’t let anyone bring them down. Sometimes they are a little dirty mind it but only as a joke, they can and will be amazing partners both in a relationship, friendship or as a colleague. They are able to pace them selves and show a tremendous amount compassion, it's safe to say that they are in all ways imperfectly perfect.
samyu by eugene :)) November 18, 2020
samyuktha
she is the most beautiful girl ever, an amazing person and honour to have her in your life. she’s very kind, and smart and nice and trust me if you have an samyuktha in your life don’t let go of her. she also has 3-4 crushes so if your her crush ur lucky 🥺
samyuktha by hxnny.bqbes September 1, 2021
Samyukta
Samyukta is a very sweet girl, she is strong and almost good at everything! Samyukta means princess and so she is a kind-loving princess! You should be very happy to have a Samyukta in your life!
Samyukta is beautiful.
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