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The first name Sementa is a variant of the name Samantha, whose exact origin remains unclear. Figuratively, the name means 'God has heard', 'the listener', 'the obedient one', and 'the flower'.
What does the name Sementa mean?
Sementa is a feminine form of the name Samantha and has roots that are not clearly defined. Figuratively, the name can be translated as 'God has heard', 'the listener', 'the obedient one', and 'the flower'. It can also be seen as a feminine derivative of Samuel, consisting of the Hebrew elements shem (שֵׁם), meaning 'name', and ʾel (אֵל), meaning 'God'. Further origins can be found in Aramaic emʿanta (ܫܡܥܢܬܐ), meaning 'hearing' or 'obeying', as well as in Ancient Greek ánthos (ἄνθος), which stands for 'flower'. Similar variants of the name include Samanta and Sementha.
Where does the name Sementa come from?
The name Sementa has its roots in ancient Hebrew and Aramaic languages and means 'the listener'.
How do you pronounce Sementa?
Se-men-ta
Popularity
In Germany, Sementa is considered a rare first name and has not yet appeared in the German name popularity charts. In Austria, the name reached its best position in 1987, ranking 582nd in the name charts. From 1984 to 2024, Sementa was given as a first name in Austria fewer than 10 times, placing it at 4,797th. In the last ten years, no child has been named this name.
Nicknames & pet names
Semmy
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Frequently asked questions about the name Sementa
What is the origin of the name Sementa?
The name Sementa has its roots in ancient Hebrew and Aramaic languages. It is common in Yugoslav, Croatian, and South Slavic contexts.
What does the name Sementa mean?
Sementa can be translated as 'God has heard', 'the listener', 'the obedient one', and 'the flower'. The meaning derives from the Hebrew elements for 'name' and 'God'.
How popular is the name Sementa?
Sementa is a rare name, appreciated mainly in certain cultural contexts, but it does not belong to the most common first names.