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Comments for SAMPO:
Possibly derived from "Sammas/Sampas", the mythological pillar which supported the sky with the North Star as a "nail" on its top and around which the sky turned. The Sampo mentioned in Kalevala was possibly a sacred statue depicting the real Sammas.-- isilmire 3/28/2007
I'm sorry, but I don't like this name at all. It reminds me of shampoo.-- moonfoot 7/9/2007
Despite being mythological, this name is really common in Finland, and it sounds very ordinary.-- slight night shiver 5/5/2008
Pronounced SAHM-paw.-- Yippal 4/21/2009
Sampo was maybe the most important thing in Finnish mythology and Finland's national epic, Kalevala. It was a mill that could make money, salt and grain.-- Dizabella 11/26/2009
It means 'shampoo' in Indonesian.-- high_chronicles 8/20/2010
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