Sense: a person who, at a child's baptism, promises to take an active interest in its welfare.
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 Afrikaans: peetoom |
 Arabic: عَرّاب، كفيل المُعَمَّد |
 Bulgarian: кръстник |
 Brazilian: padrinho |
 Czech: kmotr, kmotra |
 German: der Pate/die Patin |
 Danish: gudfar |
 Greek: νουνός, νουνά |
 Spanish: padrino; madrina |
 Estonian: ristiisa, ristiema, vader |
 Farsi: پدر خوانده روحانی |
 Finnish: kummi |
 French: parrain, marraine |
 Hebrew: סַנדָק |
 Hindi: धर्म शिक्षक |
 Croatian: kum, kuma |
 Hungarian: keresztapa, -anya, -szülő |
 Indonesian: orangtua permandian |
 Icelandic: guðfaðir, guðmóðir |
 Italian: padrino, madrina |
 Japanese: 名づけ親 |
 Korean: 대부(代父) |
 Lithuanian: krikštatėvis, krikštamotė |
 Latvian: krusttēvs; krustmāte; kru |
 Malay: bapa, ibu, pembaptisan |
 Dutch: peetvader, peetoom, peter |
 Norwegian: fadder, gudfar/-mor |
 Polish: chrzestny |
 Persian: پدر خوانده روحانی |
 Pashto: هغه څوك چې دكوچنى مذهبى ر |
 Portuguese: padrinho |
 Romanian: naş, naşă, naşi |
 Russian: крёстный (отец); крёстная |
 Slovak: krstný otec, krstná matka |
 Slovenian: boter, botra |
 Serbian: kum |
 Swedish: gudfar, gudmor, gudföräld |
 Thai: พ่ออุปถัมภ์ |
 Turkish: vaftiz babası/anası/ebeve |
 Taiwanese: 教父(母) |
 Ukrainian: хрещений батько, хрещена |
 Urdu: معنوی باپ |
 Vietnamese: cha mẹ đỡ đầu |
 Chinese: 教父（母） |
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