Santi is a diminutive form of the name Santiago, which originates from the Latin name Sanctus Iacobus, meaning "Saint James." The name has been significant in Christian tradition, particularly in Spain and Latin America, where Saint James is revered. The use of Santi as a given name reflects a cultural affinity with Saint James and has been popularized by its association with the famous pilgrimage route, the Camino de Santiago. The name Santi has evolved to become a common nickname for Santiago, symbolizing a connection to the saint and his legacy.
