Technically, there is no word like 'god-sister', whether as two words or a compound word.
The correct spelling is "godsister." It refers to the daughter of someone's godparent or the female counterpart of a godbrother. The term is used to describe a special bond similar to that of siblings, often within a religious or spiritual context.
There are three "Phillipa fisher and the fairy godsister " phillipa fisher and the dream makers daughter " and "Phillipa fisher and the fairys promise "
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The word is "spelled" in the US, although "spelt" is still a variant in the UK.
The word is spelled first, just as you spelled it.
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yes, its your godmothers daughter
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if one of your godparents had or are haveing a child then yes
Ummm... I think so because the sister's cousin has to be related to you unless she is a stepsister.
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The correct spelling is "godsister." It refers to the daughter of someone's godparent or the female counterpart of a godbrother. The term is used to describe a special bond similar to that of siblings, often within a religious or spiritual context.
no just as long as their is no dodgy age difference.
Lil B is a female rap artist and Ray J's godsister.
The spelling could be one word godbrother but there is no such actual relationship term.
"Philippa Fisher's Fairy Godsister" is primarily set in a contemporary urban environment, blending the familiar world of everyday life with elements of magic. The story follows Philippa as she navigates challenges at school and in her personal life, highlighting themes of friendship and self-discovery. The presence of a fairy godsister adds a whimsical touch, contrasting the ordinary with the extraordinary. The setting serves as a backdrop for Philippa's growth and her interactions with both magical and non-magical characters.
There's no official term for your relationship with the children of your godparents, however 'godbrother' or 'godsister' are generally accepted.