Surname Saint

Cognomen Saint (Saint , 圣 , 성 , among others...) , globally, is a widespread last name. The last name Saint is characteristic of South Korea, where it is a common surname, Argentina, where it is quite a rare surname, and China. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Eastern Asia, particularly South Korea, China, and Japan. Also, Saint is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Saint

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

Last 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 성자

Notable namesakes

	saint alexandra 4th-century martyr and saint, TR (b. 250)
	saint estelle French Roman Catholic saint (b. 250)
	saint martial 3rd century founding bishop of Limoges, FR (b. 300)
	saint gordianus saint (b. 320)
	saint padarn 6c Welsh bishop and saint, GB (b. 500)
	saint tanguy Breton saint (b. 550)
	saint edwin King of Deira and Bernicia (b. 586)
	saint judicaël 7th century King of Domnonée, FR (b. 590)
	saint ultan Irish musician and saint, IE (b. 601)
	saint ghislain 7th-century Belgian anchorite, GR (b. 700)
	saint totnan Irish saint, IE (b. 700)
	saint théobald French Saint (b. 990)
	saint arthur putative saint and martyr, GB (b. 1450)
	noel bouton de saint-léger (b. 1636)
	daniel saint French painter (1778-1847), FR (b. 1778)