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Semidei
Semidei: surname translating to Halfgod
SEMI - half and DEI - god
Origin: Corsica
In the 1790's following the overthrowing of the Italian government by France, an emigration began from the island of Corsica. Some of those who sought their freedom from French rule culminated their exodus in the island of Puerto Rico. There in the mountainous southwestern region of the island, they broke ground and raised to the sky a heavenly crop of coffee.
Present day surnames of SEMIDEI, PIAZZA, MERCUCCI, MATTEI, VERAY and others characteristically ending in "I", are part of the heritage of those hardworking Corsican forefathers.
Alternate spellings are found; but these change the meaning
SEMI-DEY SEME-DEI SEME-DEY
SEMI - half and DEI - god
Origin: Corsica
In the 1790's following the overthrowing of the Italian government by France, an emigration began from the island of Corsica. Some of those who sought their freedom from French rule culminated their exodus in the island of Puerto Rico. There in the mountainous southwestern region of the island, they broke ground and raised to the sky a heavenly crop of coffee.
Present day surnames of SEMIDEI, PIAZZA, MERCUCCI, MATTEI, VERAY and others characteristically ending in "I", are part of the heritage of those hardworking Corsican forefathers.
Alternate spellings are found; but these change the meaning
SEMI-DEY SEME-DEI SEME-DEY
Samudio
noun: One who prepares its own kind (species) for consumption, but does not partake in the consumption or eating. Not just limited to human beings and any type species are eligible to become a Samudio.
For example, cannibal tribes may rely on a Samudio to prepare the human meat to eat even though this person many not eat the meat.
Samudio by Scott Walquist and Mike McDowell December 12, 2007
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The crusty brown material that gets transferred to the rear of the toilet seat or underwear, resulting from the accumulation of fecal matter at the top of an unclean, too-far-rear-wiping person's ass crack.
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