Santiago (in Galician usage context)

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Santiago is the Galician form of the given name derived from Saint James, commonly used as a personal and place name in Galician-speaking contexts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Galician given name
given name
masculine given name
theophoric name
associatedWith Christianity
cult of Saint James
belongsToOnomasticTradition Galician onomastics
canFunctionAs surname
category Galician masculine given names
Galician-language surnames
culturalContext Galicia
derivedFrom Saint James
name James
etymology from Latin Sanctus Iacobus
frequencyRegion northwest Spain
hasCognate Giacomo
Jacobo
Jacques
Jaime
James
Santiago (Spanish given name)
Tiago (Portuguese given name)
hasGender masculine
hasPlaceNameExample Santiago de Compostela
Vigo
surface form: Santiago de Vigo
hasVariantForm Diego
Iago
Tiago
languageOfUse Galician language
surface form: Galician
linkedSaint Apostle James the Greater
surface form: James the Greater
meaning Saint James
nameDayAssociatedWith St James's Day
surface form: Feast of Saint James
orthographicForm Santiago
pronunciationLanguage Galician
regionOfUsage Galicia
surface form: Galicia (Spain)
religiousOrigin Catholic tradition
semanticField religious names
shortFormOf Sanctus Iacobus
usageType baptismal name
usedAs personal name
place name
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Galician Iago shortFormOf Santiago (in Galician usage context)