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Significados de "saint" en diccionario español inglés : 22 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
saint san [m]
saint santo [m]
General
saint santa [f]
saint bendito [m]
saint santo [m]
saint bendita [f]
saint virgen [f]
saint bendito [adj]
saint san [adj]
saint santero [adj]
saint santo [adj]
saint santa [f]
saint santero [adj]
saint san [adj]
saint canonizar [v]
saint fingir santidad [v]
saint obrar como un santo [v]
saint como título
saint ángel [m] fig.
saint símbolo [m] disused
saint sant [adj] disused
saint santa [adj/f]

Significados de "saint" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 245 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
(before the noun) apocopic form of santo saint san [adj]
General
saint isidore san isidro [m]
saint john san juan [m]
member of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying camilo [m]
barefoot franciscan of the branch reformed by saint peter of alcantara in spain around 1556 alcantarino [m]
saint paul apóstol [m]
saint vitus' dance baile de san vito [m]
preferential right to parcels or benefits in the order of saint john cabimiento [m]
saint elmo's fire cástor y pólux [m]
patronage of saint joseph patrocinio de san josé [m]
patron saint patrón [m]
patron saint patrono [m]
deputy minister collecting funds of the order of saint john recibidor [m]
halo decorating the perimeter of the face of a saint rostrillo [m]
man from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleño [m]
nun of the order of knights of the hospital of saint john of jerusalem sanjuanista [m]
saint elmo's fire santelmo [m]
male saint santo [m]
saint statue/image santo [m]
saint vincentian man sanvicentino [m]
saint image simulacro [m]
offering made to saint james and his cathedral by asturias, galicia, león, and castille voto de santiago [m]
member of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying camila [f]
cross of saint andrew aspa de san andrés [f]
saint andrew's cross aspa de san andrés [f]
chair of saint peter cátedra de san pedro [f]
nun of the order of saint clare clarisa [f]
building housing the tomb of a saint coba [f]
saint andrew's cross cruz de borgoña [f]
saint andrew's cross cruz de san andrés [f]
saint anthony's cross cruz de san antonio [f]
cross of saint james cruz de santiago [f]
person of the order of saint john of jerusalem media cruz [f]
cross of saint james espadilla [f]
branch left in the doorway on saint john's eve lámpara [f]
old tax payable on saint martin's day martiniega [f]
octave prayer that does not admit rise to the commemoration of another saint or any festivity octava cerrada [f]
patron saint of a town patrona [f]
worthy of veneration after having touched the body of a saint reliquia [f]
main part of the body of a saint reliquia insigne [f]
contribution to the treasury of the order of saint john responsión [f]
woman from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleña [f]
saint vincentian woman sanvicentina [f]
saint image tablilla [f]
saint lucian man/woman santalucense [m/f]
titular saint titular [m/f]
of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying camilo [adj]
pertaining to saint augustine agustino [adj]
barefoot and of the branch reformed by saint peter of alcantara in spain around 1556 alcantarino [adj]
of the order of saint clare clarisa [adj]
pertaining to saint isidore isidoriano [adj]
having a patron saint patronado [adj]
pertaining to the apostle saint paul paulino [adj]
from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleño [adj]
pertaining to saint kitts and nevis or inhabitants sancristobaleño [adj]
ripening around saint john's day sanjuaneño [adj]
producing fruits that ripen around saint john's day sanjuaneño [adj]
ripening around saint john's day sanjuanero [adj]
producing fruits that ripen around saint john's day sanjuanero [adj]
member of the order of knights of the hospital of saint john of jerusalem sanjuanista [adj]
ripening around saint michael's day sanmigueleño [adj]
producing fruits that ripen saint michael's day sanmigueleño [adj]
ripening around saint roch's day sanroqueño [adj]
producing fruits that ripen around saint roch's day sanroqueño [adj]
pertaining to saint simon sansimoniano [adj]
saint lucian santalucense [adj]
ripening around saint james's day santiagueño [adj]
producing fruits that ripen around saint james's day santiagueño [adj]
saint vincentian sanvicentino [adj]
recognize as a saint santificar [v]
saint andrew's cross sautor [m]
saint andrew's cross sotuer [m]
latter-day saint santo de los últimos días [m]
someone that writes the biography of a saint hagiógrafo [m]
patron saint patrono [m]
patron saint santo patrono [m]
patron saint santo patrón [m]
saint-day calendar santoral [m]
patronage of a saint patronazgo [m]
saint andrew's cross aspa [f]
the quality of being a saint santidad [f]
saint statue/image santa [f]
someone who is from saint lucia or of saint lucian descent santalucense [m/f]
saint lucian santalucense [m/f]
patron saint patronal [adj]
pertaining to saint kitts sancristobaleño [adj]
pertaining to saint vincent and the grenadines sanvicentino [adj]
pertaining to saint lucia or its culture or people santalucense [adj]
saint lucian santalucense [adj]
become a saint convertirse en santo [v]
places named after saint charles san carlos [prop]
places named after saint francis san francisco [prop]
places named after saint joseph san josé [prop]
saint vincent and the grenadines san vicente y las granadinas [prop]
the name saint john the baptist san juan bautista [prop]
the name saint francis san francisco
the name saint charles san carlos
the name saint clare santa clara
the name saint joseph san josé
the name saint john san juan
saint barthélemy san bartolomé
saint helena (island) santa helena
saint james san diego
saint george san jorge
saint lucia santa lucía
saint kitts and nevis san cristóbal y nieves
saint pierre and miquelon san pedro y miquelón
saint petersburg (city) san petersburgo
saint paul san pablo
saint andrew's cross cruz aspada
saint andrew's cross cruz de san andrés
saint mary santa maría
latter-day saint santa de los últimos días
saint bernard san bernardo
saint valentine's day día de san valentín
saint john's wort castellar [m]
patron saint patrón [m]
little image of a saint santico [m]
image of a saint santo [m]
false saint santón [m]
someone who is proclaimed as saint santa [f]
title given to a church, chapel, or altar dedicated to the blessed virgin or a saint advocación [f]
old tax payable on saint martin's day martiniega [f]
picnic on saint john's day sanjuanada [f]
female saint santa [f]
saint helena santa elena [f]
little image of a saint santica [f]
image of a saint santa [f]
patron saint patrona [f]
tutelar saint santo patrón [m]
saint-like que obra como un santo
saint-like propio de un santo
small image of a saint that is a replica of the statue in the church, and used to request donations bulto [m] HN rur.
a brotherhood that pays tribute to a virgin or a saint with dances and other rites that merge christian and andean traditions baile [m] CL:N
man who carries an image of a saint and begs for money from town to town demandante [m] HN SV disused
any religious song praising a saint or the virgin mary alabado [m] HN SV rur.
saint nicholas or santa claus who brings gifts to children at christmas colochón [m] HN
sculptural representation of the birth of jesus, from the image of baby jesus, the virgin, saint joseph, the mule and the ox pasito [m] CR
gift offered by members of an association during the patron saint festival ricachico [m] PE:C
stamp with a religious image or saint santito [m] CL
procession in honor of a saint misachico [m] BO AR
procession of patron saint festivities at dawn alborada [f] MX HN SV NI PR CL rare
a glass of water placed as an offering to a saint or a deceased person asistencia [f] CU
small collection box that usually includes the image of the patron saint of a locality and is carried by the devotees cajuela [f] PE disused
woman in charge of the saint (in a confraternity) capitana [f] NI
statue of a saint imagen en bulto [f] HN BO
continuous act of invoking the name of jesus, the virgin, or some saint as a sign of astonishment at something inconceivable or fear of some danger jesuseadera [f] NI CR disused rur.
vow made to god, the virgin, or a saint manda [f] MX PA PR CL AR:W,Nw rare
girl who recites the loa high praise of a saint on the eve of the celebration loera [f] PE:C,N rare
scapular with an image or saint magnífica [f] GT
patience of a saint paciencia de chino [f] CL
roulette used in patron saint festivals pica [f] PR
saint agatha festival assistants personera [f] ES local
festival in honor of saint peter sampedrada [f] ES local
member of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying agonizante [m/f] rare
member of honduras' liberal party with a red colored flag, reflecting the color of saint nicolas' clothes colocho [adj] HN
having promised before god, the virgin, or some saint to abstain from certain proclivities jurado [adj] MX
of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying agonizante [adj] rare
pertaining to the patron saint festivities of san isidro, spain isidril [adj] ES
invoke the name of jesus, the virgin, or some saint as a sign of astonishment at something inconceivable or fear of some danger jesusear [v] NI CR disused rur.
light candles for a saint encandelar [v] SV
dedicate or consecrate to god or a saint the good work done or damage suffered ofertar [v] CO
patron saint festivities held on august 6 in san salvador agostinas [f/pl] SV
Idioms
enough something to plague a saint suficiente para calentar un muerto [v]
be enough make a saint swear ser suficiente para hacer maldecir a un santo [v]
be enough make a saint swear es como para hacer maldecir un santo [v]
have the patience of a saint ser paciente como un santo [v]
have the patience of a saint tener la paciencia de un santo [v]
have the patience of a saint tener la mansedumbre de un santo [v]
have the patience of a saint tener más paciencia que el santo job [v]
have the patience of a saint tener la paciencia de un chino [v]
have the patience of a saint tener más paciencia que Job [v]
have the patience of a saint tener más paciencia que un santo [v]
have the patience of a saint tener una paciencia angelical [v]
have the patience of a saint tener una paciencia de benedictino [v]
enough to try the patience of a saint suficiente para agotar la paciencia de un santo
person with the patience of a saint santa paloma [f] NI PA EC PE BO:W CL PR
person with the patience of a saint mansa paloma [f] CR PA CU EC BO CL PR
pray or invoke a saint for a favor pegarse a un santo [v] NI PA DO
have the patience of a saint tener unas bolas de oro [v] AR UY
with the patience of a saint con el tiempo y un palito [adv] CO
Speaking
something is enough to plague a saint algo es más molesto que mosca de tambo
Colloquial
cross of saint james lagarto [m]
saint nicholas colocho [m] HN
having the patience of a saint paciencioso [adj] EC rare
having the patience of a saint paciencioso [adj] SV
Engineering
saint elmo's fire fuego de san telmo
Medicine
saint vitus' dance baile de san vito [m]
saint vitus' dance baile de san vito [m]
saint vitus dance danza de san vito [f]
saint anthony's dance danza de san antonio [f]
saint john's dance danza de san juan [f]
saint vitus dance danza de san vito [f]
saint ignatius' itch prurito de san ignacio
Psychology
saint vitus dance baile de san vito [m]
saint john's wort hierba de san juan
Aeronautics
saint elmo's fire fuego de san telmo
satellite inspection technique (saint) técnica de inspección por satélite
Maritime
saint nicholas san nicolás
saint elmo's fire fuego de san telmo
Gastronomy
great scallops / saint james's shells vieiras/conchas de peregrino
Zoology
saint croix macaw guacamayo de saint croix
Reptiles
saint george island gecko geco pestañudo
Geography
basseterre (capital of saint kitts and nevis) basseterre [m]
kingstown (capital of saint vincent and the grenadines) kingstown [f]
saint helena santa helena
saint kitts and nevis san cristóbal y nieves
saint lucia (country in the caribbean) santa lucía
saint petersburg (city) san petersburgo
saint vincent and the grenadines (country in the caribbean) san vicente y las granadinas
Hydrology
saint elmo's ñre luz de santelmo
saint hilaire method método saint hilaire
saint elmo's ñre fuego de santelmo
saint hilaire method método de rectas de altura
saint elmo's fire fuego de santelmo
Religion
patron saint patrón [m]
religious ceremony in which an image of a saint from a household altar is brought on a procession to other houses during 9 days rosario cantado [m] DO PR PY rur.
popular celebration including a procession in honor of a saint misa de ponchito [f] AR:Nw rur.
patron saint patrono [m/f]
patron saint santo patrón
patron saint santo patrono
Botany
saint domingo apricot (carica pentagono) babaco [m] EC CL
saint ignatius bean ovillo [m] MX:W
saint ignatius bean (ignatia amara) ovillo [m] MX:W
saint mary's thistle cardo de maría [m]
saint mary's thistle cardo mariano [m]
saint mary's thistle cardoncillo [m]
saint domingo apricot (carica pentagono) papaya de montaña [f] GT EC
saint ignatius bean haba de san ignacio [f] MX PA DO
saint ignatius bean cabalonga [f] MX PA
saint ignatius bean (ignatia amara) haba de san ignacio [f] MX PA DO
saint ignatius bean (ignatia amara) cabalonga [f] MX PA
common saint john's wort artemisa [f]
common saint john's wort artemisia [f]
saint ignatius' bean (strychnos ignatii) pepita de san ignacio [f]
Heraldry
saint andrew's cross flanquís (francés) [m]
saint andrew's cross aspa [f]
Folklore
popular celebration including a procession in honor of a saint misachico [m] BO AR:Nw rur.
religious festival where two processions carry the images of the baby jesus and of saint nicholas of bari topamiento [m] AR:W
a garland of fresh fruit for a patron saint village celebration aguña [f] CL
ceremonial dance carried out in front of the image of the patron saint shaking quarters of young goats or lambs danza de los cuartos [f] AR:Nw
neighborhood party held to raise funds for the festival in honor of the town's patron saint entrada [f] SV rur.
folk dance typical of the festival for the patron saint of san juan chamelco y chisec, guatemala catarina [f] GT
high praise for a saint or the virgin recited during the nine days of prayer prior to their celebration loa [f] HN
Carpentry
saint andrew's cross cruz de san andrés [f]