Savina

Next summer Pachtussov rowed up along the east coast to 71° 38 'N.L. On the west bank of a river, called Savina, he found a very good harbour.

The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe, Volume I and Volume II Alexander Leslie 1866

"Savina," he said, using for the first time that name, "you must get yourself together; I can't have you exposed like this to accident."

Cytherea Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

"Savina," he interrupted her, "I know all that you were going to say, I could repeat it to you in your own words.

Cytherea Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

Savina Cuéllar, the indigenous prefect of the Chuquisaca region, also recently split with Morales.

The Mugabe of the Andes? 2009

The peppers were analyzed and found to be 4 times hotter than the previously known hottest pepper, the Red Savina.

Boing Boing 2009

At the time, Turgenev was 60 and Maria Savina was 25 and they managed an hour in a train together with Turgenev kissing her hands.

The Mysteries of Russian Love « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Savina Cuéllar, the indigenous prefect of the Chuquisaca region, also recently split with Morales.

The Mugabe of the Andes? 2009

Like Sarah, Savina went forth into new lands, without maps or mentors to guide her.

We Remember 2010

Savina became her own woman as she made her way to England and then to America, applying her natural understanding of the imperative of social activism and community building to create connections in her new home.

We Remember - Savina J. Teubal, 1926 - 2005 2010

Savina chose Shabbat Lech Lecha [the Sabbath on which the Torah portion about Abraham's journey is read] for her "simcha," and as she ascended to the Torah for the first time in her life, she compared her own journey to that of Sarai and Avram as they went forth to a new and unknown future.

We Remember - Savina J. Teubal, 1926 - 2005 2010