Godfather
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wiktionary
From Middle English godfader, from Old English godfæder(“godfather”), equivalent to god + father. Cognate with Old Saxon godfadar(“godfather”), Middle Dutch godvader(“godfather”), Danish gudfader, gudfar(“godfather”), Swedish gudfader, gudfar(“godfather”), Icelandic guðfaðir(“godfather”).
etymonline
godfather (n.)
man who sponsors one at baptism and guarantees the child's religious education, late 12c., from God + father (n.), modifying or replacing Old English godfaeder. In the Mafia sense from 1963 in English; popularized by Mario Puzo's novel (1969) and the movie based on it (1972).
