Is Saint a common middle name in Canadian?

[GordoBarraBJJ]

Name in Canadian? You come off as clueless and grammar challenged.

 

[C0NCH3TO]

didnt know Paris saint germain is canadian

 

[Noble Six]

It's as common a middle name as Mc in Ireland

Mc is not a middle name. In Irish all men have "Mac" (pronounced mock) before their second name, it means son of. McGregor was presumably Mac Gregor once as Gregor was the founder of the clan. The only truly common name with Mc here is McCarthy.

 

[dickcheney]

Mc is not a middle name. In Irish all men have "Mac" (pronounced mock) before their second name, it means son of. McGregor was presumably Mac Gregor once as Gregor was the founder of the clan. The only truly common name with Mc here is McCarthy.

Oh. My. Fucking. Macgawd.

 

[Bogeyman]

The name is given as a reward for purchasing 10,000 boxes of Kraft dinner.

 

[2DUM2TAP]

Mc is not a middle name. In Irish all men have "Mac" (pronounced mock) before their second name, it means son of. McGregor was presumably Mac Gregor once as Gregor was the founder of the clan. The only truly common name with Mc here is McCarthy.

Both Mc and Mac refer to son of in Celtic omomastics when anglicized.. unless the first letter of the family name began with a vowel and then it would become Mag.

 

[20falarVerdades]

Saint means Silva in portuguese