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What does san santa sainte los mean as the prefix of the city are they Spanish?
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∙ 16y ago
San and Santa are Spanish and both mean "Saint." I'm not sure what language "Sainte" is from but I'm sure it also means "Saint." Los means "the" in Spanish.
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