Santo

santo English Etymology From en roa Santo. Proper noun s es en Romance languages. Anagrams en anost natos tonas sat on Stano aston Aston Atons Tanos Italian Proper noun m Santa Saint Anagrams it anost stano stanò stona Portuguese Alternative forms pt S. abbreviation Etymology From pt santo saint, from pt la sānctus sacred. Pronunciation pt San to Adjective Saint Usage notes In saints' names, Santo is only used if the name starts with a vowel or H, which is silent. If it starts with a consonant, pt São is used instead. Coordinate terms pt santa pt santo Derived terms pt Santo André Santo Graal Monte Santo Espírito Santo Santo António Santos Santo Antão Santo Eleutério Santo Daime Santo Amaro Santo Cristo Sábado Santo Santo Anastácio Santo Augusto Santo Hipólito Santo Expedito Santo Ângelo Santo Amaro Santo Antônio Santo Estêvão Porto Santo Dia de Todos os Santos dos Santos Santo Tirso Santo Padre Spanish es santo Proper noun m Santa Saint Tagalog Alternative forms tl Sto. abbreviation Etymology tl :bor es:Santo + 1 Pronunciation Noun Santa + title used with the name of the male saints Thomas Aquinas Tomas, Thomas the Apostle Tome, Saint Dominic Domingo, and Turibius of Mogrovejo Toribio: Saint; St. tl San Derived terms tl Santo Tomas Santo Tome Santo Domingo Santo Toribio Related terms tl San tl Santos Adjective Santa + tl santo when referring to an important figure, item, or event which had a masculine gender in Spanish: Holy Derived terms tl Santo Niño Santo Niño Jesus Santo Papa Espiritu Santo Santo Rosaryo Santo Rosario Santissimo Rosario Santo Rosa Santo Cristo Santo Angel Campo Santo Bagani Camposanto Camposanto Santo Padre Anagrams tl anost tanso