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Samnang Som

in the US

There are 8 people with the name "Samnang Som" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Samnang	14,935
Som	20,666
Samnang Som	3,457,183

is 14,931st most common Lynita
is 14,932nd most common Maril
is 14,933rd most common Mayolo
is 14,934th most common Meeta
is 14,935th most common Samnang
is 14,936th most common Sedonia
is 14,937th most common Sidonia
is 14,938th most common Somphone
is 14,939th most common Toshiyuki

is 20,662nd most common Gresh
is 20,663rd most common Issac
is 20,664th most common Janusz
is 20,665th most common Rucks
is 20,666th most common Som
is 20,667th most common Speiser
is 20,668th most common Such
is 20,669th most common Surrett
is 20,670th most common Bangura

is 3,457,179th most common Sammy Willoughby
is 3,457,180th most common Sammy Wyatt
is 3,457,181st most common Samnang Kim
is 3,457,182nd most common Samnang Sok
is 3,457,183rd most common Samnang Som
is 3,457,184th most common Samnang Yin
is 3,457,185th most common Samona Johnson
is 3,457,186th most common Sampson Jackson
is 3,457,187th most common Sampson Thomas

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Meaning & History

Samnang

Som

Indian (Bengal and southern states) and Bangladeshi: Hindu name from Sanskrit soma ‘moon’. It is usually a Kayasth name in Bengal. It is a variant of Soman among people from Kerala and Tamil Nadi who have migrated from their home state. It is only a given name in southern India, but has come to be used as a family name in the U.S. by families from southern India.

Cambodian: unexplained.

Hungarian: probably a nickname for someone with a sour disposition, from som, a sour-tasting forest fruit.