Sant Yago

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Sant Yago is an archaic Spanish form of the name Santiago, historically associated with Saint James and the city that bears his name.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Sant Iago 4
Sant Yago canonical 2
St. Jago de la Vega 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish-language name form
archaic given name form
archaicFormOf Santiago
associatedWith Saint James
linked to: St James

Santiago de Compostela
culturalContext early modern Spain
medieval Spain
derivedFrom Latin Iacobus
Vulgar Latin Iacobu
etymologicallyRelatedTo Santiago
hasDedicationTo apostle James
historicallyAssociatedWith Catholic tradition
Christianity
pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
historicalUsageDomain liturgical texts
royal and military chronicles
language Spanish
linkedConcept Camino de Santiago
cult of Saint James
meaning Saint James
linked to: St James
modernStatus archaic form
obsolete form
nameElement Sant
Yago
nameType theophoric name
orthographicCharacteristic uses Yago instead of Iago
refersTo Saint James the Greater
relatedName Diego
Iago
Tiago
religiousSignificance invocation of Saint James
roleInToponymy basis for place name Santiago
semanticField Christian names
saints
shortFormOf Sant Iago
linked to: Sant Yago
symbolicallyAssociatedWith Christian Reconquista narratives
Spanish identity
timePeriodOfCommonUse pre-modern Spanish
usedIn hagiographic writings
historical Spanish texts
religious contexts
variantSpellingOf Santiago

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Santiago derivedFrom Sant Yago
Diego etymologicalAssociation Sant Yago
Santiago etymologicallyRelatedTo Sant Iago
linked to: Sant Yago
Santiago shortFormOf Sant Iago
linked to: Sant Yago
Santiago etymologyDerivedFrom Sant Iago
linked to: Sant Yago
Sant Yago shortFormOf Sant Iago
linked to: Sant Yago
Santiago de la Vega alsoKnownAs St. Jago de la Vega
linked to: Sant Yago