godson

From Middle English godsone, gossone, from Old English godsunu (“godson”), equivalent to god- +‎ son. Cognate with Danish gudsøn (“godson”), Swedish gudson (“godson”), Icelandic guðsonur (“godson”).

godson (plural godsons)

Male child whose baptism is sponsored by a godparent.

Albanian: famull (sq) m
Asturian: afiáu (ast) m
Belarusian: хро́снік m (xrósnik), хро́сны сын m (xrósny syn), хрэ́снік m (xrésnik)
Catalan: fillol (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 契仔 (kai³ zai²)

Mandarin: 義子 / 义子 (zh) (yìzǐ), 乾兒子 / 干儿子 (zh) (gān'érzi)
Czech: kmotřenec m
Danish: gudsøn
Esperanto: baptofilo
Estonian: ristipoeg
Finnish: kummipoika (fi)
French: filleul (fr) m
Friulian: fioç m
Galician: afillado (gl) m
German: Patensohn m
Greek: βαφτισιμιός (el) m (vaftisimiós), αναδεκτός (el) m (anadektós), αναδεξιμιός (el) m (anadeximiós)
Hungarian: keresztfiú (hu)
Ido: baptofiliulo (io)
Irish: mac baistí m
Italian: figlioccio (it) m
Latvian: krustdēls
Lithuanian: krikštasūnis m
Middle English: godsone
Mirandese: afelhado
Nheengatu: aírangawa (man's), membirangawa (woman's)
Norman: filieu m
Polish: chrześniak (pl) m
Portuguese: afilhado (pt)
Romanian: fin (ro) m
Romansch: figliol m, figlioul m
Russian: крёстный сын m (krjóstnyj syn), кре́стник (ru) m (kréstnik)
Scottish Gaelic: daltan m
Slovak: krstný syn m
Spanish: ahijado (es) m
Swedish: gudson (sv) c
Tagalog: anak na lalaki sa binyag
Ukrainian: хреще́ник m (xreščényk), хреще́ний син m (xreščényj syn), похре́сник m (poxrésnyk), хрище́ник m (xryščényk) (rare)
Venetan: fioso m, fioço m, fioç m, fiozho m
Volapük: hispönäb
Welsh: mab bedydd m

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