goddaughter
goddaughter — noun
1. a girl whose parents have chosen an adult (called a godparent) to take a special
a girl whose parents have chosen an adult (called a godparent) to take a special role in her life — the godparent promises at her baptism or naming ceremony to help guide her faith and care for her if the parents cannot raise her.
Priya was delighted to become a godmother and bought a bracelet for her goddaughter Anya.
a [possessive] goddaughter — naming the child
Ravi's goddaughter Mei visits her godparents every summer and stays for two weeks.
possessive + goddaughter + name
At the church ceremony, all the godparents posed for photos with their goddaughters.
When Theo's goddaughter finished school, he sent her a letter of pride and encouragement.
Yara sends her goddaughter a birthday card each year, though they live on different continents.
- godson
the male equivalent — a boy whose parents have chosen a godparent
文法句型
a [possessive] goddaughter
[possessive] + goddaughter + [name]
用法筆記
The relationship is formalised through a religious ceremony (baptism / christening) in Christian traditions. In non-religious contexts, a 'guideparent' or 'mentor' may replace the term.