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Gama has multiple meanings: aka grandma

Gama (album)

is an EP released by Japanese rock band The Gazette on August 3, 2005. The first press edition came in a digipack form.

Gama (surname)

"Gama", "Da Gama" or "Gamma" is a surname in Portugal and Spain. Originated in southern Europe, is a common surname in Portugal, Spain, Italy and countries colonized by Portugal (as Brazil).

It may refer to:

  • Vasco da Gama, Portuguese explorer
  • Estêvão da Gama (c.1470), Portuguese explorer and cousin of Vasco da Gama
  • António de Gama Pereira, Portuguese jurist
  • Armando Gama, Portuguese singer
  • Basílio da Gama, Brazilian poet
  • Paulo da Gama, Portuguese explorer and brother of Vasco da Gama
  • Bruno Gama, Portuguese footballer
  • Cristóvão da Gama, Portuguese soldier and explorer
  • Diego de Souza Gama Silva, Brazilian footballer
  • Diogo Gama, Portuguese rugby union player
  • Donato Gama da Silva, Brazilian footballer
  • Estêvão da Gama (15th century), Portuguese nobleman and father of Vasco da Gama
  • Estêvão da Gama (16th century), Portuguese explorer and son of Vasco da Gama
  • Francisco de Saldanha da Gama, Portuguese Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon
  • Gabriel Gama, Mexican voice actor
  • Gaspar da Gama, Polish Jew who acted as interpreter in the Portuguese discoveries
  • Isabel Maria de Gama, queen dowager of the Bakongo people
  • Jaime Gama, Portuguese politician
  • Leovegildo Lins da Gama Júnior, Brazilian footballer
  • Owen Da Gama, South African footballer
  • Pio Gama Pinto, Kenyan journalist and politician
  • Vasco da Gama Fernandes, Portuguese politician
  • Antonio de León y Gama, Mexican astronomer, anthropologist and writer
  • Vasco da Gama Rodrigues, Portuguese poet
  • Vasco da Gama, Portuguese explorer
  • Zainab Amir Gama, Tanzanian politician
  • Gladys Gama, Mexican-American Social Services Director, BA Psychology

Usage examples of "gama".

Gama overwhelmed him with compliments, and begged me to send Costa to him to copy some letters.

The next morning the Abbe Gama came in just as I had finished recopying my sonnet, and said he would breakfast with me.

The next day, Gama came to my room with a radiant countenance, and informed me that the Cardinal-Vicar was aware of the ravisher being my friend, and supposed that I was likewise the friend of the girl, as she was the daughter of my French teacher.

Abbe Gama came to me with a request from the cardinal not to accept any invitation to dinner for the next day, as he wanted to speak to me.

Then came the Abbe Gama, who congratulated me on being seated between two pretty girls.

The Abbe Gama came as he promised, to take me to Marshal Botta, a man of high talents whom the affair of Genoa had already rendered famous.

While he was speaking, one of the auditors of the Vicar-General called to enquire when he could see the Abby Gama.

The whole affair being in itself very interesting, my attention could not appear extraordinary to Gama, however suspicious he might be naturally, and I was certain that he would not have told me anything if he had guessed the share I had taken in the adventure, and the interest I must have felt in it.

While this was going on I watched the Abbe Gama, and I could see that he was making internal comments of his own on this affecting scene.

As we rose from the table, the Abbe Gama invited me to spend the day with him, but I declined under pretence of letters to be written, and I truly did so for seven hours.

The Abbe Gama told me that I ought to do so as well as he did, without any pretension.

Abbe Gama, finding me so forward on the road to success, did not venture to counsel me any more, and the virtuous Father Georgi gave me but one piece of advicenamely, to cling to the lovely marchioness and not to make any other acquaintances.

I told him what I had already told Gama, and he appeared to believe me, but he added that in Rome people did not want to know things as they truly were, but only as they wished them to be.

The Abbe Gama did not leave my side for three days, and shewed himself my true friend.

The wretched fellow did his best to ruin me with all my friends, including the Duchess of Fiano and the Abbe Gama.