St

St

See also: Appendix:Variations of "st"

English

Alternative forms

• St.

Noun

St (plural SS or Sts)

1. Abbreviation of Saint.
   • 2005, Julia M[ary] H[oward] Smith, “Rome and the Peoples of Europe”, in Europe after Rome: A New Cultural History 500–1000, Oxford University Press, →ISBN, section “Ideologies”, chapter section “Rome, ad 1027”, page 286:

     At Rome, the papal basilicas of St Peter and St Paul both lay outside the city walls: at Canterbury, Augustine founded an extramural burial church, dedicated to Sts Peter and Paul together.

Usage notes

Used especially in various British place names.

Derived terms

Names and place names including St

• Bures St Mary
• Bury St Edmunds
• Caistor St Edmund
• Capel St Mary
• Chadwell St Mary
• Chalfont St Giles
• Chalfont St Peter
• Charlton St Peter
• Clyst St Mary
• Coln St Dennis
• Creech St Michael
• Deeping St James
• Deeping St Nicholas
• Donhead St Mary
• Hoo St Werburgh
• Kingston St Mary
• Lowton St Mary's
• Lytham St Annes
• Middleton St George
• Newton St Cyres
• Ottery St Mary
• Papworth St Agnes
• Peasedown St John
• Plympton St Maurice
• Port St Mary
• St Agnes
• St Albans
• St Andrews
• St Anne's
• St Asaph
• St Athan
• St Austell
• St Bees
• St Blaise
• St Blazey
• St Boswells
• St Breock
• St Breward
• St Brides
• St Bride's Minor
• St Budeaux
• St Clair
• St Clears
• St Columb Road
• St Combs
• St Cuthbert Out
• St Cuthbert Without
• St David's
• St Day
• St Dennis
• St Denys
• St Devereux
• St Dominic, St Dominick
• St Edmundsbury
• St Enoch
• St Erth
• St Ervan
• St Eval
• St Fagans
• St George
• St Germans
• St Giles in the Wood
• St Helens
• St Helier
• St Ives
• St James's
• St John's Chapel
• St Johnston
• St John's Wood, St Johns Wood
• St Just
• St Keverne
• St Keyne
• St Kilda
• St Lawrence
• St Leonards, St Leonard's
• St Levan
• St Margarets
• St Margaret's at Cliffe
• St Martha
• St Mary Cray
• St Mellion
• St Mellons
• St Michael's
• St Michael's on Wyre
• St Minver
• St Monans, St Monance
• St Neots
• St Newlyn East
• St Olaves
• St Pancras
• St Peter's
• St Philip's Marsh
• St Pinnock
• St Sampson
• St Stephen
• St Stephen's Day
• St Teath
• St Thomas
• St Tudy
• Stoke St Gregory
• Stoke St Michael
• Stratton St Margaret
• Theddlethorpe St Helen
• Thorpe St Andrew
• Thorpe St Peter
• Tivetshall St Margaret
• Tivetshall St Mary
• Trimley St Martin
• Trimley St Mary
• Waltham St Lawrence
• Wareham St Martin
• Wick St Lawrence
• Wisbech St Mary
• Wootton St Lawrence

Translations

abbreviation of Saint

Bulgarian: св. (sv.) Chinese: Mandarin: 圣 (zh) Czech: sv. (cs) Danish: Skt. Dutch: St. (nl) Esperanto: S-ta French: St. (fr) m, Ste. f, St (fr) m, Ste (fr) f German: St. (de), Sct. (obsolete) Greek: άγ. (el) m (ág.), αγ. (el) f (ag.) Hungarian: Szt. Italian: S. m or f Latin: S. m or f Latvian: Sv. m or f Lithuanian: Šv. m or f Polish: św. (pl) m or f Portuguese: S. m or f, Sto. m, Sta. f Romanian: Sf. m or f Russian: св. (ru) (sv.), Санкт- (Sankt-) Slovak: sv. (sk) Spanish: S. m, Sta. f Swedish: S:t m, S:ta f Vietnamese: Th., T.

Noun

St

1. Abbreviation of Saturday.

Anagrams

• T's, TS, Ts, t's, ts

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French

Noun

S^t (plural S^ts)

1. Abbreviation of Saint.

See also

• S^te

References