San

San (or santo) is the Spanish word for saint, as in San Francisco (Saint Francis) and San Diego. San is used as a title only, whereas santo is the regular usage (as in ��l es un santo� or "he is a saint") or a title (as in Santo Domingo).
San is another name for the Bushmen, an ethnic group living in South Africa and Botswana.
In computing, a SAN is a storage area network.
San is the fictional girl raised by a wolf goddess in Miyazaki Hayao's animated movie Princess Mononoke - the movie's title is a name by which she is also known.
San is also a river in Southern Poland.
San has various meanings in Japanese, some of which appear in English:
- Following a personal name, it is a title, akin to Mr., Ms, Miss, and Mrs. For example, Tanaka-san
- Following the name of a mountain, it means Mount. For example, Fuji-san

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