Associations to the word «Godparent»
Noun
- Baptism
- Saxe
- Godfather
- Grandparent
- Duchess
- Wanda
- Mecklenburg
- Dowager
- Kinship
- Aunt
- Grandmother
- Princess
- Liechtenstein
- Hesse
- Bourbon
- Uncle
- Countess
- Parma
- Guillaume
- Cousin
- Alexandra
- Groom
- Denmark
- Sponsor
- Confirmation
- Nassau
- Willem
- Pieter
- Kin
- Prince
- Augusta
- Schleswig
- Parent
- Grandfather
- Gustav
- Prussia
- Hanover
- Terran
- Relative
- Gloucester
- Chamberlain
- Holstein
- Greece
- Infant
- Naming
- Duke
- Once
- Cumberland
- Leopold
- Sophie
- Beatrice
- Queen
- Luxembourg
- Maria
- Louise
- Marie
- Canterbury
- Windsor
- Adolf
- Wedding
- Communion
- Crown
- Marriage
- Isabella
- Ceremony
- Consort
- Reformation
- Norway
- Sweden
- Victoria
- Netherlands
- Great
- Constantine
- Rite
- Ferdinand
- Vi
- Bride
- Baby
- Felix
- Brunswick
- Ernst
- Catholic
- Elizabeth
- Earl
- Archbishop
- Obligation
- Eldest
- Child
- Austria
- Count
Wiktionary
GODPARENT, noun. The person who stood for a child during a naming ceremony or baptism
GODPARENT, noun. A godfather or godmother
Dictionary definition
GODPARENT, noun. A person who sponsors someone (the godchild) at baptism.
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