san
Galician
[ˈsaŋ], [ˈsaŋ]
adjective form
Definitions
- (before nouns which began by a consonant)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese san inherited from Latin sanctus (holy, consecrated, sacred, a saint, in Late Latin as a noun, saint, blessed).
Origin
Latin
sanctus
Gloss
holy, consecrated, sacred, a saint, in Late Latin as a noun, saint, blessed
Concept
Semantic Field
Religion and belief
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
聖
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Saint Kitts English
- sanctanimity English
- Sanctius Latin
- sanctiloquus Latin
- sanctimonia Latin
- sanctuarium Latin
- sanctus Latin
- Sankt German
- saint French
- San Antonio Spanish, Castilian
- san Spanish, Castilian
- São Francisco de Assis Portuguese
- São Jorge Portuguese
- São João Batista Portuguese
- São João Evangelista Portuguese
- São Lourenço Portuguese
- São Marcos Portuguese
- São Nicolau Portuguese
- São Pedro Portuguese
- São Sebastião Portuguese
- São Tomé Portuguese
- São Valentim Portuguese
- sanidade Portuguese
- são Portuguese
- sanct Old English
- saint Old French
- seint Old French
- साओ पाउलो Hindi
- Sâmpietru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- san Old Portuguese
- são Old Portuguese
- साओ पाउलो Marathi
- sãŋkt Farefare