When saying San or Santo, the rule is when there is a consonant followed by an O, right?
(Like Domingo, Roman, or Tomas)
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clipped this from dictionary:
san
adj. (contr. of santo used before masc. names except for Tomás, Tomé, Toribio, and Domingo)
San Martín Saint Martin see santo
feminine=Santa Barbara
From another dictionary:
2 Santo, Santa (San before names of masculine saints except those beginning with D or T)
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