Names with Holy Trait

Santos, meaning "saints," is a Portuguese name common in Portuguese-speaking countries.

Santino: Italian origin meaning "little saint"

Nevin, Irish origin, meaning "holy" or "sacred."

**Saint:** Holy or sacred, often associated with exemplary individuals in Christian tradition.

Santo, meaning "saint" or "holy one", is a Spanish name often given to honor saints.

Arham: Sanskrit name meaning "worthy of worship" or "deserving of respect."

Jere: Holy or sacred in Hebrew.

Subhan: Arabic name meaning "pure, glorified"

Catarino: Pure, unblemished soul with unwavering integrity.

Panagiotis: "all-holy" (Greek)

Catherine: Greek origin meaning "pure," symbolizing innocence and virtue.

Ariana: Persian origin, meaning "holy" or "pure"

Katrina: Pure, holy, victorious (Greek)

Greek: pure, chaste, heavenly protection

Divine: Derived from Latin, meaning "sacred, divine, celestial," embodying the essence of divinity.

Halo: Greek origin, meaning "circle of light," often associated with sanctity and divine favor.

Ariane, of Greek origin, means "most holy, very pure."

Divine Protection

Little saint

Altar (Latin), prayer (Sanskrit), wave (Japanese), holy (Armenian)