Samo
Proper noun
Meaning
Samo
A language spoken in Western Province, Papua New Guinea.
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Examples
All other fights, which under his leadership Slavs fought with the Avars, were victorious," the Frankish chronicler Reich (called Fredegar) wrote about Samo in the oldest extant written report by the Slavs in the Czech Republic.
That same year, Basquiat formed the noise rock band Test Pattern – which was later renamed Gray – which played at Arleen Schloss 's open space, "Wednesdays at A's", citation where in October 1979 Basquiat showed, among others, his SAMO color Xerox work.
Veteran artiste Soorikumeru K. Govind Bhat played the role of “Ekalavya”, Dr Dinesh Nayak played the role of Arjuna and Jabbar Samo Sampaje played the role of Dronacharya.
The following year Samo Paull, a woman working as a prostitute, was abducted from Balsall Heath and murdered.
“You are to hand over government property in your custody to the General Manager, Sports Council, Chief Deji Samo, immediately,” the letter stated.
In 2005, poet M. K. Asante published the poem "SAMO," dedicated to Basquiat, in his book Beautiful.