Forename San

In all the world, San (San , 圣 , สันต์ , among others...) is a widespread gender-neutral first name. The first name San is characteristic of Mongolia, where it is a prevalent gender-neutral name, Macao, where it is a common epicene name, and Mauritius, where it is quite a common unisex name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Mongolia, Indonesia, and India. Also, San is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name San

VARIANT	COUNTRY
San	Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Spain
圣	China
ซาน, สัน, สันต์	Thailand
سان	Algeria, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sudan
サン	Japan
Сан	Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan
산	South Korea
Сань	Ukraine, Kazakhstan
סן	Israel

First names said to be same

An, Anns, Bushmen, Cent, Gran, Kasno, Rangsan, Saa, Saan, Saint, Sampietro, San Luis Obispo, Sang, Sanmak, Santo, Sanus, Saunz, Saymak, Sañ, Sań, Senz, Shan, Shën, Shān, Sum, Sun, Sunne, Suum, Svatý, Sàn, Sàñ, Sàń, Sán, Sáñ, Sáń, Sân, Sâñ, Sâń, Sâň, Sãn, Sãñ, Sãń, Sänn, Sān, Sāñ, Sāń, Sāň, Săn, Săñ, Săń,

First name San in the context

San is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: San , the fictional character from Princess Mononoke; San Hill , the fictional character, Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones; San Diego Chicken , the sports mascot; San Otonashi , the Rosario + Vampire character and San Bernardo (Saint Bernard) , the operatic character in the opera La conversione e morte di San Guglielmo by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	san publju First Maltese acknowledged saint, MT (b. 100)
	san getulio Christian martyr and saint, IT (b. 100)
	san valentino 3rd-century Roman Christian saint, IT (b. 175)
	san procolo saint and martyr, IT (b. 201)
	san lucifero 4th-century bishop of Cagliari, Sardinia, IT (b. 201)
	san gavino IT (b. 200)
	san secondo soldier, IT (b. 250)
	san proto martire presbyter, IT (b. 201)
	san cristanziano Christian martyr and deacon, Catholic saint, IT (b. 280)
	san pancrazio Roman Catholic saint, IT (b. 289)
	san castulo saint, IT (b. 300)
	san vicente saint and martyr, ES (b. 300)
	san felice martyr, IT (b. 300)
	san papino (b. 301)
	san gianuario IT (b. 303)