St. Pete
St. Pete proper noun: used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see saint, Pete. Also the diminutive of St. Petersburg.
Proper noun
St. Pete
Also used as
St. Pete is also the diminutive of St. Petersburg.
Forms of St. Pete
| alternative form | St Pete |
|---|---|
| alternative form | St-Pete |
| alternative form | St.-Pete |
| alternative form | St.Pete |
| alternative form | Saint Pete |
| alternative form | Saint-Pete |
Origin of St. Pete
Clipping of Saint Peter, from St. (abbreviation of Saint) + Pete (diminutive of Peter).
Words formed from St. Pete
- Clearwater
- St. Pete Beach
- St. Pete-Clearwater
- St. Pete–Clearwater
Questions about St. Pete
- What does St. Pete mean?
- St. Pete means used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see saint, Pete.
- What part of speech is St. Pete?
- St. Pete is a proper noun.
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