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Meanings of samara in English

Portuguese
sâmara

A winged often one-seed indehiscent fruit as of the ash or elm or maple.

sâmara
Russian
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Portuguese
sâmara
Catalan
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Spanish
sámara

Type of non-opening dry fruit with a flattened wing of fibrous, papery tissue.

Related terms
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Usage of samara in English
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In April, the thickly treed streets are flooded with samara, a green tide.
Fugitive pieces
2
Whatever you call them, winged samara seeds are the helicopters of the natural world, whipping their blades around in the wind to travel great distances.
Wired
3
Samara's main drag was a jog in the highway cutting through town.
Bones Never Lie
4
Samara is a real summer destination, with a beach on the Volga.
The Guardian
5
At Samara I decided to do more than passively disapprove of vodka.
The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, ...
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Did beat classy stablemate Samara Dancer in a trial prior to that.
News.com.au
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Unfortunately was injured in Samara and unable to take the field in Sochi.
The Guardian
8
The IP address had placed Ryan in Samara four weeks earlier.
Bones Never Lie
9
Similar screenings are planned for Samara, Sochi and several non-host cities.
The Guardian
10
Josie Eveleigh tracks rhino on foot at Samara Private Game Reserve.
The South African
11
Arzani dazzled in Kazan and almost proved the match-winner in Samara.
The Guardian
12
Samara is a new town, a child of the last century.
Russia
13
But the Samara stadium erupted as Colombia finally broke the deadlock.
The South African
14
Samara has been working in New Zealand and hopes to return to farm there.
Radio NZ
15
A private cemetery in Samara caters to the needs of the expired newly rich.
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
16
Senegal's final group fixture will be against Colombia on Thursday, 28 June in Samara.
The South African
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Translations for samara
Portuguese
sâmara
Catalan
sàmara