"Saint Geminian" is an English equivalent of the Italian name San Gimignano. The masculine singular adjective/noun and masculine proper name most famously reference a beloved saint (died January 31, 397?) whose tomb is in the northeast Italian province of Modena and a same-named town in the northwest Italian region of Toscana ("Tuscany"). The pronunciation will be "san DJEE-mee-NYA-no" in Italian.
Antonello Mennucci has written: 'San Gimignano' -- subject(s): Italian Art, Guidebooks, Musei civici di San Gimignano
The population of San Gimignano is 7,105.
"Valentine's Day" in English is Festa di San Valentino in Italian.
The area of San Gimignano is 138 square kilometers.
Folgóre da San Gimignano died in 1332.
Folgóre da San Gimignano was born in 1270.
"Saint Patrick's Day" in English is Il giorno di San Patrizio in Italian.
Lessandra and Lessanna are Italian equivalents of the English name "Lexanna." The pronunciation of the feminine proper name -- which combines "Alexa" and "Anna" in English and Alessandra and Anna in Italian -- will be "les-SAN-dra" and "les-SAN-na" in Italian.
"Happy Valentine's Day!" in English means Buon San Valentino! or Felice San Valentino! in English.
Buon San Valentino in anticipo
Pensando di lei is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "thinking about her." The verbal phrase translates literally as "thinking of her" in English. The pronunciation will be "pen-SAN-do dee ley" in Italian.
"Holy" as an adjective and "saints" as a noun are English equivalents of the Italian word santi. Context makes clear which form suits. The pronunciation will be "SAN-tee" in Italian.