submitted by George Poulos on 05.12.2004
An important and often used term in the Greek language. "This is a Greek term indicating a spiritual relationship akin to family. A koumbaro (masculine). or koumbari (feminine), is someone with whom a relationship has been sanctified in the eyes of the church, for example, a godparent at a christening, or a best man at a wedding ceremony."
submitted by John Kalantzis on 20.12.2018
This is partially incorrect. Koubaro is masculine. Koumbara is feminine. Koumbari is plural, to imply both the man and woman or multiple individuals who have the title of either Koumbaro or Koumbara.
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