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Samson in Italian

Samson in Italian is Sansone, sansone — Samson means a masculine given name of Hebrew origin, known from the biblical judge famed for his great strength.

Samson in Italian

Sansone
proper noun
sansone
proper noun
(by extension) Any very strong man.

What does "Samson" mean?

  1. name A masculine given name of Hebrew origin, known from the biblical judge famed for his great strength.
    "Samson's strength was said to come from his uncut hair."
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Samson in a sentence

  • Samson's strength was said to come from his uncut hair.

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What is "Samson" in Italian?

"Samson" in Italian is Sansone, sansone. Samson means: A masculine given name of Hebrew origin, known from the biblical judge famed for his great strength.

How do you use "Samson" in a sentence?

Example: "Samson's strength was said to come from his uncut hair." In Italian, "Samson" is Sansone, sansone.

Are there other ways to say "Samson" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "Samson": Sansone, sansone.

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