Saint David

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Definition

Proper noun * Saint David: The patron saint of Wales, traditionally believed to have lived circa 520–600 AD. He is the founder of monastic settlements and a central figure in Welsh religious and cultural history.

Usage
  • Saint David is used to refer to the historical and religious figure.
    • The national day of Wales is celebrated on March 1st, the feast day of Saint David.
    • Many churches in Wales are dedicated to Saint David.
Advanced Usage
  • St. David's Day: The feast day celebrating Saint David, observed on March 1st.
    • On St. David's Day, people often wear daffodils or leeks.
  • St. David's Cathedral: A famous cathedral in Pembrokeshire, Wales, built on the site of his monastery.
    • Pilgrims have visited St. David's Cathedral for centuries.
Variants and Related Words
  • St. David: The common abbreviated form.
    • The flag of St. David is a gold cross on a black field.
  • Dewi Sant: The Welsh language name for Saint David.
    • In Welsh, he is known as Dewi Sant.
Synonyms
  • Patron saint of Wales: A descriptive synonym defining his primary role.
Noun
  1. patron saint of Wales (circa 520-600)

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