san

in good health; not ill or injured

saludable, sano

• be sb/sth san

Collocations san and safe · feel san

• She's been feeling quite san lately.

  Ha estado sintiéndose bastante sana últimamente.

free from sin or moral wrongdoing; morally good and pure

santo, puro en el espíritu

• be sb/sth san

Collocations san spirit · san person

• He is a very san man.

  Es un hombre muy santo.

relating to or used in religious ceremonies; holy

sagrado, religioso

• be sb/sth san

Collocations san day · san place

• The church is open on san days.

  La iglesia está abierta los días santos.

relating to a period of time in the past that is considered special or important, especially because something good happened during it

histórico, de época especial

• be sb/sth san

Collocations san period · san era

• The 1960s were a san time in the history of art.

  Los años sesenta fueron un tiempo santo en la historia del arte.

the name given to someone who has been officially recognized by a Christian church as being very good and kind, or who has suffered for their religious beliefs; saint

santo, santidad

• a san

Collocations san day · become a san

• She was made a san of the Catholic Church.

  Fue declarada santa de la Iglesia Católica.

used before some words to give them a religious meaning, for example 'san day' (holy day) or 'san war' (a war that is fought because of religion)

santo-

• san + noun

Collocations san day · san war