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sit with
sit with someone
1. to stay with someone; to sit up with someone. My uncle sat with me my first day in the hospital
2. to stay with and care for one or more children; to babysit for someone. I hired Mrs. Wilson to sit with the children. We couldn't go out for dinner because we couldn't find anyone to sit with the kids.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Lionel | | lee-o-NEL (French), LIE-nəl (English) | French, English |
Eilwen | | - | Welsh |
Yoav | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |
Jeong-Suk | | jung-sook | Korean |
Spencer | | SPEN-sər | English |
Mireia | | mee-RE-yə (Catalan) | Catalan, Spanish |