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1.

• Englishgodfather

• Englishman present at the christening of a baby who promises to help raise the child in a Christian manner

• Armenianկնքահայր, qualifierhy

• Asturianpadrín

• Basqueaitabitxi

• Bulgarianкръстник

• Catalanpadrí

• Chinese

• Mandarin乾爹

• Czechkmotr

• Danishqualifierda

• Dutchpeter

• Esperantobaptopatro

• Finnishkummisetä

• Frenchparrain

• Georgianნათლიმამა, ნათლია

• GermanPatePatenonkel

• Greekνονός

• Hebre סנדק

• Hungariankeresztapa

• Idobaptopatro

• Irishathair baistí

• Italiancomparepadrino

• Japanese代父ゴッドファーザー

• Javanesekaki among

• Latinpatrinus

• Latviankrusttēvs

• Macedonianкум

• Norwegiangudfar

• Occitanpairin

• Oriyaଧର୍ମ ବାପା

• Polishojciec chrzestny

• Portuguesepadrinho

• Romaniannaș

• Romanschpadrin

• Russianкрёстный оте́ц

• Scotsgodfaither

• Scottish gaelicathair-baistidh

• Serbo-Croatiankum

• Siciliancumpari

• Slovakkrstný otec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiankmótš

• Spanishpadrino

• Swedishgudfar

• Tagaloginaama, ninong, padrino

• Taoskumpàyli’ína

• Turkishvaftiz baba, kirve

• Volapükhispönan

• Yup'ikkelussnaq

2.

• Englishsponsor

• Englishperson or organisation with responsibility (especially with a religious or financial aspect)

• Czechsponzor

• Frenchsponsor

• GermanSponsor

• Greekχορηγόςανάδοχος

• Irishurraitheoir

• Manxbarrantagh

• Maorikaitautoko

• Portuguesepatrocinador

• Russianпоручи́тель

• Scottish gaelicsponsair

• Spanishpatrocinador

• Swahilimfadhili

• Swedishfaddergudfar

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Welshnoddwr

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