Past tense and past participle of 'baptize'; to have administered the Christian sacrament of baptism to someone.
Archaic or poetic form of 'baptized,' from Latin 'baptizāre' and Greek 'baptizein' (to immerse or dip); rare in modern usage.
Old English texts use 'bapt' where modern English uses 'baptized,' showing how English verb forms have shifted to add '-ed' endings over centuries.
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