Definition of madrina in English:

madrina

noun məˈdriːnə

In Spain and other Spanish-speaking contexts: an (older) woman who acts as a sponsor, patroness, or supporter, as at a baptism, confirmation, or wedding; a godmother. In extended use: a sponsor, a patron.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Spanish madrina patroness, godmother, lead mare from madre mother + -ina, feminine diminutive suffix.

Definition of madrina in US English:

madrina

nounməˈdriːnə

In Spain and other Spanish-speaking contexts: an (older) woman who acts as a sponsor, patroness, or supporter, as at a baptism, confirmation, or wedding; a godmother. In extended use: a sponsor, a patron.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Spanish madrina patroness, godmother, lead mare from madre mother + -ina, feminine diminutive suffix.

单词	madrina
释义	Definition of madrina in English: madrina noun məˈdriːnə In Spain and other Spanish-speaking contexts: an (older) woman who acts as a sponsor, patroness, or supporter, as at a baptism, confirmation, or wedding; a godmother. In extended use: a sponsor, a patron. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Spanish madrina patroness, godmother, lead mare from madre mother + -ina, feminine diminutive suffix. Definition of madrina in US English: madrina nounməˈdriːnə In Spain and other Spanish-speaking contexts: an (older) woman who acts as a sponsor, patroness, or supporter, as at a baptism, confirmation, or wedding; a godmother. In extended use: a sponsor, a patron. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Spanish madrina patroness, godmother, lead mare from madre mother + -ina, feminine diminutive suffix.
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