Forename Sante

Throughout the world, Sante (Sante , سانتي , Санте ) is a common predominantly male, but very infrequently female first name. The forename Sante is habitual in San Marino, where it is a common boy's name, Italy, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Kuwait, where it is quite a rare mostly feminine, but infrequently masculine name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Italy, India, and Philippines. Much less frequently, Sante is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sante

name Sante, name Santê, name Santė, name سانتي, name Санте, name 圣特, name Santè, name Šante, name สันเต

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sante	Philippines, Italy, Peru, France, India
سانتي	Iraq, Egypt, Algeria
Санте	Ukraine, Russia
สันเต	Thailand

First names said to be same

Santè, Santê, Santė, Šante, and 圣特

First name Sante in the context

Sante is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sante , the operatic character in the opera Il segreto di Susanna by Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari; a dumb servant.

Notable namesakes

	sante da cori IT (b. 1339)
	sante da urbino IT (b. 1343)
	sante z montefabbri (b. 1343)
	sante bentivoglio Italian nobleman, IT (b. 1424)
	sante ardoini IT (b. 1390)
	sante pagnini Italian biblical scholar, IT (b. 1470)
	sante lombardo Italian architect (1504-1560), IT (b. 1504)
	sante peranda Italian painter (1566-1638), IT (b. 1566)
	sante creara Italian painter, ca. 1571-ca. 1630, IT (b. 1571)
	sante pinardi IT (b. 1576)
	sante avanzini IT (b. 1581)
	sante prunati Italian painter (1652-1728), IT (b. 1652)
	sante veronese Italian cardinal, IT (b. 1684)
	sante aguilar componist (1734-1808), IT (b. 1734)
	sante lanucci Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1686)