Yes, in some languages, Santa Claus is referred to as "St. Nicholas." For example, in Dutch, Santa Claus is called "Sinterklaas," which is derived from St. Nicholas.
The word "Santa Claus" comes from the Dutch term "Sinterklaas," which is a shortened form of Sint Nikolaas, meaning Saint Nicholas.
In Scottish, Santa Claus is often referred to as "Father Christmas" or "Santa Claus" as well.
There are 2 words in "Santa Claus."
"Papai Noel" is how you say "Santa Claus" in Brazilian Portuguese.
There is no Hindi translation for Santa Claus because the Hindus do not celebrate Christmas. Some Hindus know what Santa Claus means and they also call him Santa Claus. I know this because I'm Hindu. Hope that helped.There is no Hindi word for Santa Claus because they do not celebrate Christmas. Those Hindus who know who Santa Claus is also call him Santa Claus. I know this because I am Hindu. Hope that helped.
No. St. Nicholas was part of the inspiration for Santa Claus.
St. Nicholas is called St. Nicholas. Santa Claus is called Santa Claus.
I believe santa is st nicholas.
He is called Santa bcause they called him Saint Nicholas Claus. Sooner or later they started calling him Santa Claus. I hope that answers your alls question. Santa is a real person and dont doubt that.
'Santa Claus'. Other variations include 'Father Christmas' or 'Saint Nicholas'.
No, St. Nicholas is also Santa's name.
Actually, Santa Claus is a bishop and his name is St. Nicholas but his real name is Santa Claus
Santa Claus is based on St. Nicholas of Bari.
The original name of Santa Claus is "Saint Nicholas".St.Nicholas
Santa Claus means Saint Nicholas, which is his true name. Of course he was simply Nicholas until he was made a saint for his work.
Santa is "Santa Claus" (from Saint Nicholas, as Nicolaus).
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.