Forename Saint

Globally, Saint (Saint , 圣 , 성 , among others...) is a widespread epicene given name. The first name Saint is characteristic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a common principally male, but very seldom feminine name, Guadeloupe, where it is quite a common feminine name, and India, where it is quite a rare female name. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in India, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and China. Also, Saint is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Saint

name Сент, name 圣, name Sancire, name Santuccia, name Papa, name Де, name Santa, name Ŝãiñt, name Śáiñt, name Sãîñt, name Senct, name Seint, name サント, name Saînt, name Сен, name อัครลาวัณย์, name นักบุญ, name Santo, name Sonten, name संत, name 聖, name Сейнт, name Saint, name Sainct, name Сэйнт, name 성, name Halwe, name Σαϊντ, name Санта, name ผู้บุญ, name Santuzza, name Sáint, name Саинт, name Sàint, name Saınt, name Света, name Санто, name Saïnt, name Naomh, name Ŝaîńt, name セイント, name San, name サン, name Shën, name セント, name Saunt, name 塞特, name سان, name เหล่าแซง, name Sãiñt, name Sacer, name Svatá, name Seinte, name Sant, name Саінт

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Saint	Argentina, United States, India, Democratic Republic of the Congo, China
圣	China
성	South Korea
サン	Japan
Сен	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Halwe, Naomh, Papa, Sacer, Sainct, San, Sancire, Sant, Santa, Santo, Santuccia, Santuzza, Saunt, Saînt, Saïnt, Saınt, Seint, Seinte, Senct, Shën, Sonten, Svatá, Sàint, Sáint, Sãiñt, Sãîñt, Śáiñt, Ŝaîńt, Ŝãiñt, Σαϊντ, Де, Саинт, Санта, Санто, Саінт, Света, Сейнт, Сент, Сэйнт, سان, संत, นักบุญ, ผู้บุญ, อัครลาวัณย์, เหล่าแซง, サント, セイント, セント, 塞特, 聖, and

First name Saint in the context

Saint is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Saint Anne , the mother of Virgin Mary in Christian and Islamic traditions; unnamed in the New Testament or Quran; Saint Joachim , the biblical figure, father of Virgin Mary; Saint Aquila , the late Roman saint and martyr; Saint Caspar , the according to Christian tradition, a king of India and one of the three Magi (younger than Melchior, older than Balthazar) that visited Jesus, who gave the gift of frankincense and Saint Peter’s mother-in-law , the biblical figure, Luke 4, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	saint ovidius Portuguese bishop, IT (b. 50)
	saint pothinus 2nd century bishop of Lyon and saint (b. 87)
	saint serapia Syrian saint, TR (b. 100)
	saint donatus of muenstereifel Christian saint, IT (b. 140)
	saint hermias 2nd-century Christian martyr, TR (b. 100)
	saint stephanie Eastern Orthodox saint (b. 101)
	saint poma (b. 101)
	saint chariton Christian saint, TR (b. 201)
	saint rais Egyptian saint (b. 201)
	saint bessus Member of the legendary Theban Legion, (b. 201)
	saint thyrsus TR (b. 200)
	saint mercurius Greek soldier and Christian martyr (died 250), TR (b. 224)
	saint memmius French bishop (b. 250)
	saint varus early Christian martyr, soldier from Egypt, EG (b. 250)
	saint cleopatra Eastern Orthodox saint, IL (b. 250)