godson in Irish
godson in Irish is mac baistí — godson means a boy or man whose godparent formally promised to look after his moral or religious upbringing at his baptism.
godson in Irish
mac baistí
A male child whose baptism is sponsored by a godparent.
What does "godson" mean?
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noun A boy or man whose godparent formally promised to look after his moral or religious upbringing at his baptism.
"She bought her godson a bicycle for his tenth birthday."
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godson in a sentence
- She bought her godson a bicycle for his tenth birthday.
- My godson calls every Christmas to catch up.
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What is "godson" in Irish?
"godson" in Irish is mac baistí. godson means: A boy or man whose godparent formally promised to look after his moral or religious upbringing at his baptism.
How do you use "godson" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought her godson a bicycle for his tenth birthday." In Irish, "godson" is mac baistí.
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