Samaria

Meaning watched by God
Origin Hebrew
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 7
Syllables 3
Syllabification Sa-ma-ria

About Samaria

Rich with geographical and historical resonance, this name evokes ancient landscapes and timeless stories while feeling surprisingly fresh for contemporary use. Samaria possesses a stately quality—four syllables that unfold with deliberate grace, creating a sense of substance and significance. The name's rhythm naturally commands attention without demanding it, striking that difficult balance between presence and approachability. Parents choosing Samaria often appreciate names with narrative depth, those that carry weight beyond mere sound. It pairs beautifully with both classic and modern middle names, adapting to various surname styles with remarkable flexibility. The name suggests someone thoughtful, grounded, and aware of larger contexts. In an era where many names trend toward brevity, Samaria stands as a reminder that longer names offer their own rewards—melodic complexity, built-in nicknames, and distinctive character.

Nicknames for Samaria

Sam
Sami
Mari
Ria
Samaria

Famous People Named Samaria

Samaria RiceMother of Tamir Rice, a young boy whose tragic death brought attention to police violence
Samaria SmithAmerican basketball player
Samaria GrahamAmerican actress and singer
Samaria RegaladoFilipino volleyball player
Samaria L. ColbertAmerican scientist and engineer
Samaria M. JacksonAmerican lawyer and advocate

Characters Named Samaria

Samaria "Sam" WinchesterCharacter from the TV show "Supernatural"
Samaria Leah "Sam" RothCharacter from the "Wolves of Mercy Falls" book series by Maggie Stiefvater
Samaria FeatherstoneCharacter from the book "The Bone Season" by Samantha Shannon

Other Popular Names Beginning with S

Samira
Stevie
Skyler
Sariah
Sage
Simone
Susan
Sky
Symphony
Sarai