SANTA maria & SANTA rosa are FEMALE names. SAN antonio & SAN jose are MALE names. What gender is SANTA claus?
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Santa Claus Is Male:\n\nSanta:  Not from Spanish...\n\n\n\n[Probably alteration of Dutch Sinterklaas, from Middle Dutch Sinterclaes, St. Nicholas  : sint, saint (from Middle Dutch, from Old French saint. See saint) + heer, lord; see mynheer + claes(short for Niclaes, Nicholas).]
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I think short names are really interesting to try to figure out.. specially now that people are actually named the short name and not the name were it comes from\n\nI come from spanish background and the best example i found out was Pepe short for Jose\n\nbut I actually know the answer for that one, P. P. Jose, Padre Putativo Jose, which means the adoptive dad, as in Jesus' adopted dad
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John for male and Jane for female
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girl:  Catherine (Cate) or Reagan\nboy:  Benjamin (Ben) or Jack
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The short answer: God = Santa Claus.
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They aren't.  At least, not anymore.  A storm's name changes gender every storm.  It used to be that every storm was given women's names, but now they aren't.  We now have both Hurricanes, and Himacanes!
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no, this is one of the reasons I am against the inclusive language thing that allows one to call the Holy Spirit "She" . Mary has been known as spouse of the Holy Spirit for generations because it says that the Holy Spirit overshadowed Mary and she conceived a son. What else is this condoning but, homosexual marriage if they call the Holy Spirit "She". It is disgusting I think.
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Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, Father Christmas, Kriss Kringle, Santy, or simply Santa is a giving figure in various cultures who distributes presents to children, traditionally on Christmas Eve. Each name is a variation of Saint Nicholas, but refers to Santa Claus.\n\nFather Christmas is a well-loved figure in many countries and predates the "Santa Claus" character. Many little children are led to believe that Santa Claus is real and he is "in spirit". "Father Christmas" is similar in many ways, though the two have quite different origins. Using 'Santa' in places that predominantly call him 'Father Christmas' is often viewed as an Americanism and is quite rare, although they are generally regarded as the same character. Father Christmas is also present instead of "Santa" in Armenia ("Gaghant Baba"), Denmark ("Julemanden"), Italy ("Babbo Natale"), Brazil ("Papai Noel"), Czech Republic ("Ježíšek"), Portugal ("Pai Natal"), Romania ("Moş Crăciun"), Germany ("Weihnachtsmann" or "Nikolaus"), Ireland & Scottish Highlands ("Daidí na Nollag"), France and French Canada ("Le Père Noël"), Spain and Mexico ("Papá Noel"), Afghanistan ("Baba Chaghaloo"), Iraq and South Africa ("Goosaleh").
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Arnold\nSamson\nHercules\nConan (NOT O'Brian)\nBuck\nJake\nJack\nSue (According to the song "A Boy Named Sue" by Johnny Cash)
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No, Santa Claus does not have a secret identity.....He is Santa Claus!!!\nThat is the song.....Your Mom was probably so happy he came, so she\ngave him a kiss!!   Lol
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St. Nicholas was supposedly an Italian saint. However, the origins of Santa Claus lies in the 1300s, i believe, when a turkish man started giving out presents of gold.
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I think an important aspect is which sex is which. Aries males and pisces females are charaterized as having the perfect union, as Aries is the most masculine sign and piscies the most feminine. Pisces men and Aries women will have a much more difficult time. This energy will be hard to balance because it is basically backwards, it can work particulary if the man has an earth sign rising (like Taurus). Hope this helps.
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Hose A and Hose B!! I'm part Hispanic so this is funny for me cause this is a real life sitruation to be honest. A Mexican fireman probably would name his kids that.haha
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I believe Santa Claus is more evolved from Charity.\n\nSaint Nicholas was known for giving gifts and treats to poor children.  He did this around the Christmas holiday.  \n\nIt may have Christian origins, but he is not the meaning of Christmas.
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Not exactly the same. In Spanish:\n\n- Mercurio\n- Venus\n- Tierra (Earth)\n- Marte\n- Júpiter\n- Saturno\n- Urano\n- Neptuno\n- Plutón\n\nSorry I don't remember the exact order.
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Well , it got an answer. In the middle ages there was a catholic bishop whose name was Nicholas. This good man had the habit of giving gifts to poor kids and families. when he died , supposedly he was canonized , therefore called ST.Nicholas. that is where the legend of Santa Claus came from.
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Jesus doesn't have a Mexican name. Jesus (hey-sus) is just how it's pronounced in Spanish.