Anyone hear of this name??

kate5779 · June 2009

My husband's late grandfather's name was Sam and it's really important to him that we use his name for our DD. ?I'm not a fan of Samantha but I love Sam and Sammy. ?I just came across Samona...anyone heard of this name? ?Any thoughts??

JillBMama · June 2009

I've heard of Simone (Samone?) But Samona is cute too!

pregnantchica · June 2009

Not a favorite...sounds like Ramona.

winterwonderland64 · June 2009

I ahve a cousin in Germany and Samona is her name. Very pretty.

Love Sugar Sweet Minxy · June 2009

NMS.

AbsoluteLM · June 2009

Hi, I'm not certain if I'm supposed to be posting on this board yet, but I have heard of this named but spelled differently in Italy--Simona. I think the name is really pretty spelled with an i, but that might not meet your "Sam" requirements.

GL!

AfterAll · June 2009

It sounds like a derivation of Simona... Samona looks like the girl scout cookie.

What about Samara?

alicia11780 · June 2009

I first read Samoa, like the Samoan Islands. Not a bad name though.

rinny627 · June 2009

I've heard of Samona. it was just spelled Simona, I think. I like it!

MadameFancyPants · June 2009

AfterAll:
It sounds like a derivation of Simona... Samona looks like the girl scout cookie.
What about Samara?

Samara! It's my BFF's name.

DiscusCoach · June 2009

Sounds like Samoan.

chelsearenee · June 2009

AfterAll:
Samona looks like the girl scout cookie.

Mmmmm....samoas....

CobeMomma · June 2009

My cousin's name is Samota (Sah-Mah-ta). I think that's how she spells it... i haven't seen her in about 8 years.

Samantha82 · June 2009

What wrong with Samantha!?! Wink

I've never hear of it, just Simone. But I like it!

marcella04 · June 2009

What about Samira? (long i) I think this name is pretty.

amy5162 · June 2009

It reminds me of my favorite girl scout cookie! Samoa...yum!

woolgathered · June 2009

I never heard of it, but I do like Samara.

nickicl · June 2009

Never heard of Samona but it seems like a fine name. I know a girl name Sameera. She is Indian so I'm not sure if it is a common name in her culture or not.