Sant Domí

Sant Domí refers primarily to two distinct entities, both related to the Dominican Order:

• Saint Dominic (Santo Domingo de Guzmán): This is the most common and fundamental meaning. Saint Dominic (1170-1221) was a Castilian Catholic priest and founder of the Dominican Order (Order of Preachers). He is venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church. References to "Sant Domí" often implicitly refer to him. Festivities and locations bearing the name frequently commemorate this saint.

• Places Named After Saint Dominic: "Sant Domí" can also refer to geographical locations, particularly towns, villages, or specific sites, that are named in honor of Saint Dominic. These could include churches, parishes, or other institutions dedicated to him. Without further context, it can be difficult to determine which specific location is being referenced. To understand the exact location, more identifying information (e.g., "Sant Domí in [region/country]") is required.