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A suffix to a name of a person with high values (Such as a queen, or a priest); A more formal name than san (see san)
"Ah, Queen Elizabeth-sama, it's such an honor to meet you."
by Exzentriker October 05, 2004
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Formal part of speech in the Japanese language (title-suffix)

Japanese name suffix used to address a person whom is honored and seen as being of high value Such as a Govermnent Official, Elder, Priest, etc. More formal than san

"Jenny-sama! We are not worthy of your kindness!"

"You dog, how dare you speak to Miko-sama in such a manner!"
by Sinvex April 11, 2007
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Sama is an Arabic girl name. The meaning of the name in Arabic is `sky`. The name Sama has not appeared in the US top 1000 most common names over the last 128 years and so the name sama is very unique!
“The night walked down the sama with the moon in her hand.”
by saymyname123 May 08, 2009
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sama is the epitome of greatness in human form.
look at that sama own.
by WATCHAAAA February 14, 2009
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a girl whose vulnerable(not in a being raped kind of way -.-) to the world and has one person in the whole universe protecting her-every night and every day no matter where he is, and she would be waiting for him every night and everyday to be protected and loved while she loves him back--even more
sama's always going to be there for you and only you
by {[^.^]} March 08, 2008
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A higher level of respect than -san. Can be used with a surname or given name, although being used with a surname is more common. Can be used for someone you greatly admire, but professionals of most areas are referred to as -sensei, or simply sensei.
Chotto matte, Saitou-sama. Gomen ne. (One moment, Saitou. Sorry.)
by Bean-chan July 08, 2006
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Sama is an abbreviation for samating - meaning awesome,cool, really or very good at something.
This word started out in a 1920's Brookly ghetto as 'some kind of ting' but during the great depression a bunch of cotton pickers emmigrated to England to make a living and word spread. Over time 'some kind of' was shortened to some to make some ting then shortened again to sama, hence samating. In the early 21st century samating was shortened to sama for convenience. So infact, if you think about it all you're really saying is 'some'... how silly.
Person 1: Is Pascal a good runner?
Person 2: Yeah, he is a sama!

Person 1: Is Gawley a willyhead for not attending crosscountry?
Person 2: Yeah, Gawley is sama willyhead!
by pseudonymisastupidword November 29, 2011
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