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Different Names For Santa Claus
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Different Names for Santa Claus
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"Since St. Nicholas is my Patron Saint we will start with that one." * Weihnachtsmann in Germany for "Christmas man" * Kris Kringle from the southern Germany Christkindle, meaning "Christ child." This mutated i...
I think every country has a different name for me. In Finland I am called Joulupukki, and in America, Santa Claus. In Great Britain they call me Father Christmas. If I remember correctly, in Germany I am called Weihnachtsmann, and in Hollan...
Claus here! My other names are: Shengdan Laoren, Father Christmas, Pere Noel, Christindle, Santa no ojisan, Jultomten, Julenissen.
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Santa Clause st. nicholous chris cringle father christmas old man christmas st. nick
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･ Kris Kringle ･ Santa Claus ･ Saint Nicholas ･ Papa Noel ･ Father Christmas ･ St Nick
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･ St. Nick ･ Kris Kringle ･ Father Christmas ･ Saint Nicholas ･ Pere Noel ･ Papa Noel
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Names Around the World for Santa Claus The American version of St. Nicholas, or Santa Claus originally came from the Dutch version called Sint Klaas. The Dutch settlers in New Amsterdam (New York) brought this fun and lively tradition (some...
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