Hamiora
Hebrew · Boy
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About the name Hamiora
Hamiora is the Māori form of the name Samuel, derived from the Hebrew name Sh'muel, meaning "God has heard." The name entered Māori culture through Christian missionary influence in 19th-century New Zealand, where it became established among Māori communities.
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Etymology
Hamiora is the Māori form of the name Samuel, derived from the Hebrew name Sh'muel, meaning "God has heard." The name entered Māori culture through Christian missionary influence in 19th-century New Zealand, where it became established among Māori communities.
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