| Definition of 'baptise' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) baptize, baptise, christen
administer baptism to
"The parents had the child baptized"
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Sense: to dip (a person) in water, or sprinkle (someone) with water, as a symbol of acceptance into the Christian church, usually also giving him a name
She was baptized Mary but calls herself Jane.
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 Afrikaans: doop |
 Arabic: يُعَمِّد |
 Bulgarian: кръщавам |
 Brazilian: batizar |
 Czech: (po)křtít |
 German: taufen |
 Danish: døbe; navngive |
 Greek: βαπτίζω |
 Spanish: bautizar |
 Estonian: ristima |
 Farsi: غسل تعمید دادن که همراه ب |
 Finnish: kastaa |
 French: baptiser |
 Hebrew: לְהַטְבִּיל |
 Hindi: बपत्सिमा देना |
 Croatian: krstiti |
 Hungarian: megkeresztel |
 Indonesian: membaptis |
 Icelandic: skíra |
 Italian: battezzare |
 Japanese: 洗礼を施す |
 Korean: 세례를 주다 |
 Lithuanian: krikštyti |
 Latvian: kristīt |
 Malay: baptis |
 Dutch: dopen |
 Norwegian: døpe |
 Polish: chrzcić |
 Persian: غسل تعمید دادن که همراه ب |
 Pashto: د تعميد غسل وركول (ته)، ع |
 Portuguese: baptizar |
 Romanian: a boteza |
 Russian: крестить |
 Slovak: pokrstiť |
 Slovenian: krstiti (za) |
 Serbian: krstiti |
 Swedish: döpa |
 Thai: ทำพิธีล้างบาปในศาสนาคริสต |
 Turkish: vaftiz etmek |
 Taiwanese: 為某人施洗，給某人洗禮，為某人授...以教名 |
 Ukrainian: хрестити |
 Urdu: بپتسمہ دینا |
 Vietnamese: rửa tội |
 Chinese: 给...施洗礼 |
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