Santa Claus is known as "De kerstman" (lit. the Christmas man).
The name Santa Claus is derived from the Dutch Sinter Klaas.
He is the patron saint of children and brings them toys and candy. People in The Netherlands (together with other European countries) celebrate "Sinterklaas" on the evening of December 5th, or on the 6th.
The name Santa Claus came from the Dutch version of the name, "Sint Klaas" or "Sinterklaas," brought to New York by Dutch settlers. Sinterklaas was adopted by the country's English-speaking majority under the name Santa Claus.
Santa Claus changes nationality at will. He is usually Chinese when he is in China, Finnish when he is in Finland, etc.
Nicholas. Santa Claus is a derivative of St.Nicholas. It actually came from the Dutch form of St Nicholas - Sinterklaas - which was revived when the Dutch settled New York.
The name Santa Claus originates from the Dutch name Sinterklaas, who was featured in many tales along with Saint Nicholas. They were Christian Bishops who gave gifts.
Santa Claus is derived from the Dutch figure Sinterklaas, which itself is a contraction of Sint Nicolaas or Saint Nicholas in English. The name Santa Claus has evolved over time and is now synonymous with the jolly gift-giver associated with Christmas.
the name Santa Claus is thought to be a variation of Saint Nicholas.
The Dutch Sinter Klaas, became the North American Santa Claus.
The country in which Santa Claus is called Sinterklaas is the Netherlands. In France Santa is called Pere Noel and in Brazil he is called Papai Noel.
Ok, I'm not completely sure but "Santa Claus" looks alot like "Sinterklaas" While Santa Claus is technically "Kerstman" in Dutch. Still, it is a possibility that it came from Dutch.
Karen was santa Claus wife in santa Claus
Santa Claus comes from the Dutch Sinterklaas.
It's the Dutch word for Saint Nicholas, and the direct origin of the name Santa Claus.