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All I can personally think of is the misspelling on a Simpsons costume (Boy and Mom Sampson)
Otherwise, it's fine. I'm more a fan of Samson, the 'p' here seems strange. Though, this spelling is more sophisticated looking.
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Otherwise, it's fine. I'm more a fan of Samson, the 'p' here seems strange. Though, this spelling is more sophisticated looking.
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The name Sampson was given to 56 boys born in the US in 2015.
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A famous bearer of the name would be the character Sampson from "Romeo and Juliet." Honestly, I LOVE this name. I'd consider it a guilty pleasure name of mine.
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I like this name! I wouldn't name my son Sampson, but I do like the name :) I also like Samson, but for some reason I'm a stickler for older spellings and Sampson was used back in the 1800's, whereas Samson is more commonly used in modern times.
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Sampson was a character in Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, part of the Capulet family.
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I don't like this name on a kid, but on a dog is very cute! I've had a maltese named Sampson.
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I don't like this as a first name. It doesn't exactly sound pleasant.
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Sampson Brass is a character in Charles Dickens' novel "The Old Curiosity Shop."
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I love this name so much that I named one of my favorite characters Sampson. Sam for short. Because of that, every time I see or hear the name Sampson, I think of a young, fair-haired boy who will try anything at least once, while giving his parents a run for their money.
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I have a Maltese dog named Sampson. As you know, it comes from the surname "Samson" (SON of Sam), but also in the Bible Samson was a strong and powerful young man. I think it's quite funny because my dog thinks he can take anything on!
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Usage: English, Biblical Greek
Scripts: Σαμψων (Ancient Greek)
Pronounced: SAMP-sən (English)
Meaning: Ancient Greek form of Shimshon (see SAMSON), as well as a derivative of an English surname that was itself derived from a medieval form of the given name SAMSON.