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Meanings of Savannah in English

Spanish
río savannah

A river in South Carolina that flows southeast to the Atlantic.

río savannah
Portuguese
anhara
Catalan
sabana
Spanish
sabana

A flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions.

anhara
Usage of Savannah in English
1
To reach tasty leaves high up in the African Savannah, of course.
The Irish Times
2
Lanyae knew her husband's dream would only go so far in Savannah.
Ebony
3
He soon after addressed the following letter to the mayor of Savannah:
Isaac T. Hopper: A True Life
4
And sometimes, despite myself, I wonder if Savannah feels the same way.
Dear John
5
He claimed for the Creeks all the land south of the Savannah.
This Country of Ours
6
General Wayne had no idea that an enemy was nearer than Savannah.
The Yankee Tea-party; Or, Boston in 1773
7
Jessa knew the moment she walked outside that she was in Savannah.
Shadowlight
8
I wasn't sure what to expect, but Savannah moved toward the shed.
Dear John
9
Surprising me, Savannah took her place again, holding her glass of wine.
Dear John
10
But Savannah had had a point when she explained it to me.
Dear John
11
Beside me, Savannah suddenly stood up and started running toward the water.
Dear John
12
From the way it moved, I knew it had to be Savannah.
Dear John
13
Tim went back to his seat, and Savannah nodded toward the house.
Dear John
14
A clever and pretty young woman in Savannah set herself at him.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
15
French-American Attack on Savannah.-InSeptember, D'Estaing joined Lincoln in besieging that city.
The Colored Regulars in the United States Army
16
The Maritime Administration hopes to see Savannah converted into a floating museum.
Wired
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Catalan
sabana
Savannah through the time
Savannah across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common