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    Godoy (en. Godoy)

    /ɡoˈðoj/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Surname that is mainly found in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries.
    The godoy of the family is very prestigious in the community.
    El godoy de la familia es muy prestigioso en la comunidad.
    Name that is sometimes used to refer to someone who acts with generosity.
    That boy is a true godoy, he always helps others.
    Ese chico es un verdadero godoy, siempre ayuda a los demás.

    Etymology

    The origin of 'godoy' comes from the surname of a noble Spanish family, especially associated with Manuel Godoy, a prime minister in the 18th century.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be a godoy
    To act with generosity or kindness towards others.
    ser un godoy
    to have a godoy heart
    To be a very generous person.
    tener un corazón de godoy

    Related Words

    generosity
    Quality of being generous, selfless.
    generosidad
    nobility
    Degree of dignity or dignification of the human being, which includes values such as ethics and generosity.
    nobleza
    benefactor
    A person who does good to someone, providing help in times of need.
    benefactor

    Slang Meanings

    A person who is always willing to help.
    Juan is a godoy at the university, he always supports his classmates.
    Juan es un godoy en la universidad, siempre apoya a sus compañeros.
    Someone who spends a lot on parties or gifts.
    I can't keep up with the spending habits of that godoy.
    No puedo seguir el ritmo de gastos de ese godoy.