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• /ˈtʃaɪld/
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• [ˈt͡ʃhaɪ̯ɫd]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈt͡ʃɑɪ̯ld/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈt͡ʃhɑ̟ɪ̯ld]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈt͡ʃɒ̈ɪ̯ld/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈt͡ʃɒ̈ɪ̯ld]
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• /ˈt͡ʃaːld/ Southern US, General South African, /aɪ̯/-ungliding
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• [ˈt͡ʃhaːld] Southern US, General South African, /aɪ̯/-ungliding
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• rhymes with -aɪld
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• homophone: childe
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• CMU ARPABET: CH AY1 L D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English child, from Old English ċild, from Proto-West Germanic *kilþ, *kelþ, from Proto-Germanic *kelþaz (“womb; fetus”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵelt- (“womb”), perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *gel- (“to ball up, amass”). Cognate with Danish kuld (“brood, litter”), Swedish kull (“brood, litter”), Icelandic kelta, kjalta (“lap”), Gothic 𐌺𐌹𐌻𐌸𐌴𐌹 (kilþei, “womb”), Sanskrit जर्त (jarta), जर्तु (jártu, “vulva”).

From Middle English childen, from the noun child.

732 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аԥшқа (apŝka) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Abkhaz: асаби (asabi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Acehnese: aneuk — son or daughter; someone's child
• Afar: awka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Afrikaans: kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Aghwan: 𐕘𐔰𐕙 (ġar) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Albanian: fëmijë — son or daughter; someone's child
• Albanian: bemile (old Tosk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Albanian: kalaman — son or daughter; someone's child
• Albanian: pjellë — son or daughter; someone's child
• Albanian: thmi (gheg) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Altai: пала (pala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Altai: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Southern Altai: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Southern Amami Ōshima: warabɨ (warabɨ) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Amharic: ልጅ (ləǧ) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Amharic: ብላቴና (bəlatena) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Arabic: وَلَد (walad) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Arabic: اِبْن (ibn) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Arabic: اِبْنَة (ibna) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Aramaic: ܙܪܥܐ — son or daughter; someone's child
• 'Are'are: wera — son or daughter; someone's child
• Armenian: երեխա (erexa) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Armenian: զավակ (zavak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Eastern Arrernte: ampe — son or daughter; someone's child
• Assamese: ল’ৰা-ছোৱালী (löra-süali) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Assamese: কণমানি (konmani) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Assamese: অকণি (okoni) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Assamese: শিশু (xixu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Assamese: ছলি (soli) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Asturian: fíu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Asturian: fía — son or daughter; someone's child
• Avar: лъимер (lsimer) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Azerbaijani: uşaq — son or daughter; someone's child
• Azerbaijani: bala — son or daughter; someone's child
• Azerbaijani: çağa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Baluchi: چک (cukk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bangi: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Banjarese: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bashkir: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Basque: sein — son or daughter; someone's child
• Basque: ume — son or daughter; someone's child
• Belarusian: дзіця́ (dzicjá) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Belarusian: дзіцё (dzicjó) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Belarusian: рабёнак (rabjónak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bengali: বাচ্চা (bacca) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bengali: শিশু (śiśu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bengali: ওলদ (ōlod) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bhojpuri: बच्चा (baccā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Central Bikol: aki — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bislama: pikinini — son or daughter; someone's child
• Borôro: ore — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bouyei: leg — son or daughter; someone's child
• Breton: bugel — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bulgarian: дете́ (deté) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bulgarian: че́до (čédo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bulgarian: ро́жба (róžba) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Burmese: ကလေး (ka.le:) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Buryat: хүүгэд (xüüged) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Butuanon: bata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Caijia: ŋa55 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Carpathian Rusyn: дїтя (djitja) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Carpathian Rusyn: дїти́на (djitýna) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: nen — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: nena — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: fill — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: filla — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: xiquet — son or daughter; someone's child
• Catalan: xiqueta — son or daughter; someone's child
• Cebuano: bata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chagatai: بلا (blā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chechen: бер (ber) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Cherokee: ᎠᏳᎴ (ayule) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Cherokee: ᎠᏲᏟ (ayotli) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chichewa: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chickasaw: chipota — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chickasaw: inchipota — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Cantonese: 仔女 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Cantonese: 細路 /细路 (sai3 lou6) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Cantonese: 細蚊仔 /细蚊仔 (sai3 man1 zai2) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Cantonese: 細路哥 /细路哥 (sai3 lou6 go1) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Cantonese: 細路仔 /细路仔 (sai3 lou6 zai2) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: хэзы (hezɨ) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: щёхэр (xioher) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: вава (vava) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: ва (va) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Eastern Min Chinese: 伲囝 (niê-giāng) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Gan Chinese: 細人子 /细人子 (xi4 nyin zi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hakka Chinese: 細人仔 /细人仔 (se-ngìn-è) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: 囡仔 (gín-á) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese: 囡仔人 (gín-á-lâng) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Jin Chinese: 娃娃 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩 (xiǎohái) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩子 (xiǎoháizi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 孩子 (háizi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩兒 /小孩儿 (xiǎoháir) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 孺子 (rúzǐ) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Min Chinese: 囝仔 (gṳ̌ing-ciě) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Min Chinese: 囝仔人 (gṳ̌ing-ciě-nêng) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Teochew: 孥囝 (nou5 gian2) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Wu Chinese: 小囡 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Xiang Chinese: 細伢子 /细伢子 (si4 nga2 zr) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Xiang Chinese: 細人子 /细人子 (si4 ren2 zr) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Xiang Chinese: 伢妹子 (nga2 mei5 zr) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chuvash: ача (ač̬a) — son or daughter; someone's child
• East Circassian: сабий (sabij) — son or daughter; someone's child
• West Circassian: сабый (sabəj) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Cornish: flogh — son or daughter; someone's child
• Crimean Tatar: bala — son or daughter; someone's child
• Crimean Tatar: evlât — son or daughter; someone's child
• Czech: dítě — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old Czech: dietko — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old Czech: dietě — son or daughter; someone's child
• Danish: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Danish: børn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Dongxiang: kewosi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Dutch: kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ifè: ɔma — son or daughter; someone's child
• Egyptian: X:r:d-Xrd (ẖrd) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Egyptian: ms-s-Xrd (ms) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Elfdalian: kripp — son or daughter; someone's child
• Erzya: эйде (ejde) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Eshtehardi: لَزَک (lazak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Esperanto: infano — son or daughter; someone's child
• Esperanto: virinfano — son or daughter; someone's child
• Esperanto: infanino — son or daughter; someone's child
• Estonian: laps — son or daughter; someone's child
• Evenki: куңакан — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ewe: vi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Faroese: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: lapsi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: kakara — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: mukula — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: muksu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: nappula — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: skidi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: pentu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: tytär — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: tyttö — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: poika — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: nahkapokaali — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: ipana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: nulikka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: natiainen — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: vaahtosammutin — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: penikka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: penska — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: napero — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: kersa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: räkänokka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: riiviö — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: piltti — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: taapero — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: junnu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: toukka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: kakru — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: pirpana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: tenava — son or daughter; someone's child
• Finnish: vekara — son or daughter; someone's child
• French: enfant — son or daughter; someone's child
• North Frisian: jongen — son or daughter; someone's child
• North Frisian: bjarn — son or daughter; someone's child
• North Frisian: Jungen — son or daughter; someone's child
• West-Frisian: bern — son or daughter; someone's child
• Galician: nena — son or daughter; someone's child
• Galician: neno — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ge'ez: ወልድ (wäld) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Georgian: ბავშვი (bavšvi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Georgian: შვილი (švili) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Georgian: ძე (ʒe) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Georgian: ასული (asuli) — son or daughter; someone's child
• German: Kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• German: Chind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bavarian German: kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Bavarian German: kindl — son or daughter; someone's child
• Gothic: 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐍃𐍄𐍃 (frasts) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Gothic: 𐌱𐌰𐍂𐌽 (barn) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Greek: παιδί (paidí) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Greek: τέκνο (tékno) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ancient Greek: παῖς (paîs) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ancient Greek: παίδιον (paídion) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ancient Greek: τέκνον (téknon) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Greenlandic: meeraq — son or daughter; someone's child
• Paraguayan Guarani: mitã — son or daughter; someone's child
• Guinea-Bissau Creole: fidju — son or daughter; someone's child
• Gujarati: બાળક (bāḷka) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Haitian Creole: timoun — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hausa: ya’ya — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hawaiian: keiki — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hebrew: יֶלֶד (yéled) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hebrew: יַלְדָּה (yaldá) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hebrew: בֵּן (ben) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hebrew: בַּת — son or daughter; someone's child
• Higaonon: bata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hiligaynon: bata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बच्चा (baccā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बेटा (beṭā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बेटी (beṭī) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: शिशु (śiśu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: लड़का (laṛkā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: लड़की (laṛkī) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: छोरा (chorā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: छोरी (chorī) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बच्ची (baccī) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बालक (bālak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: बालिका (bālikā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hindi: कन्या (kanyā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Chuanqiandian Cluster Miao: lx — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hungarian: gyerek — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hungarian: gyermek — son or daughter; someone's child
• Hungarian: kölyök — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iban: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Icelandic: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Icelandic: krakki — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: infanto — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: infantulo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: infantino — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: puero — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: puerulo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: puerino — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: filio — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: filiulo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ido: filiino — son or daughter; someone's child
• Igbo: nyaka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Igbo: nwata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ilocano: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Indonesian: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Indonesian: kanak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ingrian: lapsi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ingush: бер (ber) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Interlingua: filia — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranun: wata' — son or daughter; someone's child
• Irish: páiste — son or daughter; someone's child
• Irish: clann — son or daughter; someone's child
• Isoko: ọmọ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Italian: bambino — son or daughter; someone's child
• Italian: bambina — son or daughter; someone's child
• Italian: figlio — son or daughter; someone's child
• Italian: figlia — son or daughter; someone's child
• Jamaican Creole: pickney — son or daughter; someone's child
• Japanese: 子供 (kodomo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Japanese: 子 (ko) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Javanese: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Javanese: putra — son or daughter; someone's child
• Javanese: bocah — son or daughter; someone's child
• Javanese: laré — son or daughter; someone's child
• Jeju: 아이 (ai) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Jeju: 아의 (aui) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Judeo-Tat: гIэиль — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kabuverdianu: fidju — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kabyle: agrud — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kaingang: kósin — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kaitag: дяргья́ (dərhə́) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kaitag: нана́ (naná) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kalenjin: lakwet — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kannada: ಹಸುಳೆ (hasuḷe) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kannada: ಮಗು (magu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Karachay-Balkar: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Karakalpak: bala — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kashmiri: شُر (śur) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kashmiri: بَچہٕ (bacụ) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kashubian: òtrok — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kazakh: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Eastern Khanty: њэврэм (njewrem) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Khmer: កូន (koun) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Khoekhoe: ǀgôa-i — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kikuyu: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kongo: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Korean: 어린이 (eorini) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Korean: 아이 (ai) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Korean: 애 (ae) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Middle Korean: 아ᄒᆡ〮 (àhóy) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Krio: pikin — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kumyk: яш (yaş) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kunda: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Central Kurdish: منداڵ (mindall) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Central Kurdish: مناڵ (mnall) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Central Kurdish: زارۆک (zarok) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Kurdish: zarok — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kyrgyz: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kyrgyz: наристе (nariste) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Laboya: ana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ladino: kreatura — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ladino: kriatura — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lao: ເດັກນ້ອຍ (dek nǭi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lao: ລູກ (lūk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lao: ເດັກ (dek) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Latgalian: bārns — son or daughter; someone's child
• Latin: filius — son or daughter; someone's child
• Latin: filia — son or daughter; someone's child
• Latvian: bērns — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lezgi: аял (aäl) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lingala: mwǎna — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lithuanian: vaikas — son or daughter; someone's child
• Livonian: läpš — son or daughter; someone's child
• Louisiana Creole: piti — son or daughter; someone's child
• Low German: Kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lü: ᦟᦴᧅ (luuk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luba-Kasai: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luba-Katanga: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luganda: omwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luhya: omwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luo: nyithindo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lushootseed: bədaʔ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lutuv: haatiy — son or daughter; someone's child
• Luxembourgish: Kand — son or daughter; someone's child
• Macedonian: дете (dete) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Macedonian: чедо (čedo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maguindanao: wata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Makasae: mata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Malay: budak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Malay: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Malay: انق — son or daughter; someone's child
• Malayalam: കുട്ടി (kuṭṭi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maltese: tfal — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maltese: ibna — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maltese: tifel — son or daughter; someone's child
• Māori: pangore — son or daughter; someone's child
• Māori: tamaiti — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maranao: wata' — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maranao: bata' — son or daughter; someone's child
• Marathi: मूल (mūl) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mari: ньога (ńoga) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Maricopa: humar — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mazanderani: وچه (vače) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Central Melanau: aneak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Middle English: child — son or daughter; someone's child
• Middle English: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mirandese: criança — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mizo: fa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Moksha: идь (iď) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mon: ကွေန် (kon) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: хүүхэд (xüüxed) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: хүү (xüü) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: жаал (žaal) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: ᠬᠡᠦᠬᠡᠳ (keüked) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: ᠬᠥ᠋ᠦ (köü) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mongolian: ᠵᠢᠭᠠᠯ (ǰiɣal) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mori Bawah: ana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mpoto: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mwani: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Mwera: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Khiamniungan Naga: tshōu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nanai: пиктэ (pikte) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Navajo: awééʼ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Navajo: áłchíní — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ndendeule: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nepali: बच्चा (baccā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ngarrindjeri: porli — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nigerian Pidgin: pikin — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nivkh: оғла (oγla) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Norman: êfant — son or daughter; someone's child
• Norman: avé — son or daughter; someone's child
• Norman: mousse — son or daughter; someone's child
• Norwegian Bokmål: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Norwegian Nynorsk: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nuer: gat — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nupe: egi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nyakyusa: umwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nyole (Uganda): omwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nyunga: koorlingah — son or daughter; someone's child
• Nyungwe: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Odia: ପିଲା (pilā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Odia: ଶିଶୁ (śiśu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Ohlone: šiiniinikma — son or daughter; someone's child
• Okinawan: 子 (kkwa) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Okinawan: わらび — son or daughter; someone's child
• Church Slavic: чѧдо (čędo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Church Slavic: дѣтѧ (dětę) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old East Slavic: дѣтя (dětja) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old East Slavic: чадо (čado) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old English: ċild — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old English: bearn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old English: umbor — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old Norse: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Old Prussian: malnīks — son or daughter; someone's child
• O'odham: ali — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ossetian: саби (sabi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pali: dārako — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pali: दारको (dārako) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pannonian Rusyn: дзецко (dzecko) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Papiamentu: mucha — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pashto: ماشوم (māšum) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pashto: کوچنۍ (kučnəy) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pennsylvania German: Kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranian Persian: بَچِّه (bačče) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranian Persian: بَچِه (bače) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranian Persian: کودَک (kudak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranian Persian: فَرزَنْد — son or daughter; someone's child
• Iranian Persian: کُر (kor) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pijin: pikinini — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pirahã: tiobáhai — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pitjantjatjara: tjitji — son or daughter; someone's child
• Plautdietsch: Kjint (nds) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Polabian: våtrük — son or daughter; someone's child
• Polish: dziecko — son or daughter; someone's child
• Polish: dziecię — son or daughter; someone's child
• Portuguese: filho — son or daughter; someone's child
• Portuguese: filha — son or daughter; someone's child
• Portuguese: criança — son or daughter; someone's child
• Punjabi: ਬੱਚਾ (baccā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Quechua: wamra — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romanian: fiu — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romanian: fiică — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romanian: copil — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romanian: copilă — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romansh: uffant — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romansh: affon — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romansh: unfànt — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romansh: unfant — son or daughter; someone's child
• Romansh: iffaunt — son or daughter; someone's child
• Russian: ребёнок (rebjónok) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Russian: дитя́ (ditjá) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Russian: ча́до (čádo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Saek: แด๊ก — son or daughter; someone's child
• Saho: awka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Inari-Sami: páárnáš — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kildin-Sami: па̄рнэнч (pārnenč) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Kildin-Sami: парна (parna) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Sami: mánná — son or daughter; someone's child
• Pite Sami: mánná — son or daughter; someone's child
• Skolt-Sami: päärnaž — son or daughter; someone's child
• Samogitian: vāks — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sanskrit: शिशु (śiśu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sanskrit: बालक (bālaka) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sanskrit: जात (jāta) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Santali: ᱜᱳᱱ (gon) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Saraiki: ٻال (ḇāl) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Savosavo: gnuba — son or daughter; someone's child
• Scots: bairn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Scottish Gaelic: pàisde — son or daughter; someone's child
• Scottish Gaelic: leanabh — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sena: mwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: де́те — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: дије́те — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: че̏до — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: déte — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: dijéte — son or daughter; someone's child
• Serbo-Croatian: čȅdo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Shan: လုၵ်ႈ (lūk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Silesian: dziycio — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sindhi: ٻارُ (ḇāru) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sinhalese: ළමයා (ḷamayā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Slovak: dieťa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Slovene: otrok — son or daughter; someone's child
• Slovene: dete — son or daughter; someone's child
• Somali: ilmo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Somali: caruur — son or daughter; someone's child
• Somali: canug — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lower Sorbian: źiśe — son or daughter; someone's child
• Lower Sorbian: góle — son or daughter; someone's child
• Upper Sorbian: dźěćo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sotho: ngwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Spanish: hijo — son or daughter; someone's child
• Spanish: hija — son or daughter; someone's child
• Spanish: niño — son or daughter; someone's child
• Spanish: niña — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sundanese: murangkalih — son or daughter; someone's child
• Swahili: mtoto — son or daughter; someone's child
• Swahili: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Swedish: barn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sylheti: ꠛꠣꠁꠌ꠆ꠌꠣ (baicca) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Sylheti: ꠢꠥꠞꠥꠔꠣ (huruta) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tabaru: ngowaka — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tagalog: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tai Dam: ꪩꪴꪀ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tai Nüa: ᥘᥧᥐ (luk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tajik: кӯдак (küdak) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tajik: бача (bača) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Talysh: باله (bâla) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Talysh: خردن (xərdan) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tamil: குழந்தை (kuḻantai) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tamil: மக (maka) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Taos: ȕʼúna — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tatar: бала (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tausug: anak — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tausug: bata — son or daughter; someone's child
• Telugu: పాప (pāpa) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ternate: ngofa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tetela: ona — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tetum: labarik — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tewa: ay — son or daughter; someone's child
• Thai: ลูก (lûuk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Thai: เด็ก (dèk) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Thai: ศิศุ (sì-sù) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Thai: ᩃᩪᨠ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Northern Thai: ᨯᩮᩢ᩠ᨠ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tibetan: ཕྲུ་གུ (phru gu) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tibetan: ཨ་བ (a ba) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tidore: ngofa — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tigrinya: ሕጻን (ḥəṣan) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tigrinya: ቆልዓ (ḳolʿa) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tok Pisin: pikinini — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tooro: omwana class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tumbuka: mwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Turkish: çocuk — son or daughter; someone's child
• Turkish: evlat — son or daughter; someone's child
• Turkmen: çaga — son or daughter; someone's child
• Tuvan: уруг (urug) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Udmurt: нылпи (nylpi) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ugaritic: 𐎊𐎍𐎄 (yld) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ukrainian: дити́на (dytýna) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ukrainian: дитя́ (dytjá) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Ukrainian: дитя́тко (dytjátko) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Urdu: بَچَّہ (bacca) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Urdu: بیٹا (beṭā) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Urdu: بیٹی (beṭī) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Uyghur: بالا (bala) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Uzbek: bola — son or daughter; someone's child
• Veps: lapsʹ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Vietnamese: đứa bé — son or daughter; someone's child
• Vietnamese: đứa trẻ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Vietnamese: con — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: cil — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: hicil — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: jicil — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: son — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: daut — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: jison — son or daughter; someone's child
• Volapük: cilef — son or daughter; someone's child
• Votic: lahsi — son or daughter; someone's child
• Walloon: efant — son or daughter; someone's child
• Welsh: plentyn — son or daughter; someone's child
• Woiwurrung: bubup — son or daughter; someone's child
• Wolof: xale — son or daughter; someone's child
• Wolof: gune — son or daughter; someone's child
• Wutunhua: galamala — son or daughter; someone's child
• Xârâcùù: xûûchî — son or daughter; someone's child
• Xhosa: umntwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yakut: оҕо (oğo) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yao (Africa): mwanace class 1 — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yiddish: קינד (kind) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yoruba: èwe — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yoruba: ọmọ — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yoruba: ọmọdé — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yucatec Maya: paal — son or daughter; someone's child
• Yucatec Maya: aal — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zande: gude — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zazaki: qeç (diq) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zazaki: tut — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zazaki: lorek — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zazaki: doman (diq) — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zealandic: kind — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zhuang: lwg — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zhuang: lwgnyez — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zulu: umntwana — son or daughter; someone's child
• Zulu: ingane — son or daughter; someone's child
• ǃXóõ: ʘqa̰a — son or daughter; someone's child
• Abkhaz: ахәыҷы (axwəčʼə) — a minor
• Abkhaz: аҷааҷи (ačʼaačʼi) — a minor
• Afrikaans: kind — a minor
• Albanian: fëmijë — a minor
• Chungli Ao: tanur — a minor
• Arabic: طِفْل (ṭifl) — a minor
• Arabic: طِفْلَة (ṭifla) — a minor
• Arabic: عيل (ʕayyel) — a minor
• Arabic: طفل (ṭefl) — a minor
• Arabic: بزر (bazer) — a minor
• Arabic: ياهل (yāhil) — a minor
• Iraqi Arabic: جاهل (jāhel) — a minor
• Arabic: درّي (derri) — a minor
• Arabic: وَلَد (walad) — a minor
• Arabic: صبي (ṣabi) — a minor
• North Mesopotamian Arabic: عجي (ʕeji) — a minor
• 'Are'are: wera — a minor
• Armenian: երեխա (erexa) — a minor
• Armenian: մանուկ (manuk) — a minor
• Asturian: neñu — a minor
• Asturian: ñeñu — a minor
• Azerbaijani: uşaq — a minor
• Azerbaijani: bala — a minor
• Baluchi: چک (cukk) — a minor
• Bashkir: бала (bala) — a minor
• Breton: minor — a minor
• Breton: minored — a minor
• Breton: bugel — a minor
• Bulgarian: дете́ (deté) — a minor
• Burmese: ကလေး (ka.le:) — a minor
• Catalan: nen — a minor
• Chinese Cantonese: 細路 /细路 (sai3 lou6) — a minor
• Chinese Cantonese: 細蚊仔 /细蚊仔 (sai3 man1 zai2) — a minor
• Chinese Cantonese: 細路哥 /细路哥 (sai3 lou6 go1) — a minor
• Chinese: 囡仔 (gín-á) — a minor
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩 (xiǎohái) — a minor
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩子 (xiǎoháizi) — a minor
• Chinese Mandarin: 孩子 (háizi) — a minor
• Chinese Mandarin: 小孩兒 /小孩儿 (xiǎoháir) — a minor
• Teochew: 孥囝 (nou5 gian2) — a minor
• Crimean Tatar: bala — a minor
• Czech: dítě — a minor
• Danish: barn — a minor
• Danish: børn — a minor
• Dongxiang: kewosi — a minor
• Dutch: kind — a minor
• South Efate: tesa — a minor
• Emilian: cínno — a minor
• Emilian: cínna — a minor
• Esperanto: infano — a minor
• Esperanto: virinfano — a minor
• Esperanto: infanino — a minor
• Estonian: laps — a minor
• Ewe: ɖevi — a minor
• Fijian: gone — a minor
• Finnish: lapsi — a minor
• Finnish: alaikäinen — a minor
• French: enfant — a minor
• Saterland Frisian: Bäiden — a minor
• West-Frisian: bern — a minor
• Georgian: ბავშვი (bavšvi) — a minor
• German: Kind — a minor
• Greek: παιδί (paidí) — a minor
• Greek: ανήλικος (anílikos) — a minor
• Gujarati: બાળક (bāḷka) — a minor
• Hawaiian: keiki — a minor
• Hebrew: יֶלֶד (yéled) — a minor
• Hebrew: יַלְדָּה (yaldá) — a minor
• Hindi: बच्चा (baccā) — a minor
• Hindi: बच्ची (baccī) — a minor
• Hindi: शिशु (śiśu) — a minor
• Hindi: बालक (bālak) — a minor
• Hindi: बालिका (bālikā) — a minor
• Hungarian: gyerek — a minor
• Hungarian: gyermek — a minor
• Icelandic: barn — a minor
• Ido: puero — a minor
• Ido: infanto — a minor
• Interlingua: infante — a minor
• Irish: páiste — a minor
• Italian: bambino — a minor
• Italian: bambina — a minor
• Japanese: 子供 (kodomo) — a minor
• Japanese: 子 (ko) — a minor
• Japanese: 未成年 (miseinen) — a minor
• Korean: 어린이 (eorini) — a minor
• Central Kurdish: بچووک (bçûk) — a minor
• Central Kurdish: مناڵ (mnall) — a minor
• Central Kurdish: منداڵ (mindall) — a minor
• Northern Kurdish: zarok — a minor
• Northern Kurdish: biçûk — a minor
• Latgalian: bārns — a minor
• Latin: praetextatus — a minor
• Latin: impubes — a minor
• Latvian: bērns — a minor
• Lezgi: аял (aäl) — a minor
• Lithuanian: vaikas — a minor
• Livonian: läpš — a minor
• Macedonian: дете (dete) — a minor
• Malagasy: zaza — a minor
• Maltese: tifla — a minor
• Middle English: child — a minor
• Middle English: barn — a minor
• Middle English: gerle — a minor
• Mizo: naupang — a minor
• Mongolian: хөвүүн (xövüün) — a minor
• Mwani: kisimana — a minor
• Ngarrindjeri: porli — a minor
• Norman: êfant — a minor
• Norman: avé — a minor
• Norman: mousse — a minor
• Norwegian Bokmål: barn n mindreårig — a minor
• Nupe: dzánkàn — a minor
• Old English: ċild — a minor
• Iranian Persian: بَچِّه (bačče) — a minor
• Iranian Persian: بَچِه (bače) — a minor
• Iranian Persian: کودَک (kudak) — a minor
• Iranian Persian: بچ — a minor
• Polish: dziecko — a minor
• Portuguese: criança — a minor
• Portuguese: menino — a minor
• Portuguese: menina — a minor
• Portuguese: miúdo — a minor
• Potawatomi: penoje — a minor
• Punjabi: ਬੱਚਾ (baccā) — a minor
• Romanian: copil — a minor
• Romanian: copilă — a minor
• Romansh: uffant — a minor
• Romansh: affon — a minor
• Romansh: unfànt — a minor
• Romansh: unfant — a minor
• Romansh: iffaunt — a minor
• Russian: ребёнок (rebjónok) — a minor
• Russian: дитя́ (ditjá) — a minor
• Samogitian: vāks — a minor
• Sanskrit: शिशु (śíśu) — a minor
• Scots: bairn — a minor
• Scottish Gaelic: pàisde — a minor
• Scottish Gaelic: leanabh — a minor
• Slovene: otrok — a minor
• Lower Sorbian: źiśe — a minor
• Lower Sorbian: góle — a minor
• Spanish: niño — a minor
• Spanish: niña — a minor
• Spanish: ñaño — a minor
• Spanish: escuintle — a minor
• Spanish: chiwchi — a minor
• Swahili: mtoto — a minor
• Swedish: barn — a minor
• Tagalog: bata — a minor
• Tok Pisin: pikinini — a minor
• Turkish: çocuk — a minor
• Ukrainian: дити́на (dytýna) — a minor
• Ukrainian: дитя́ (dytjá) — a minor
• Urdu: بَچَّہ (bacca) — a minor
• Vietnamese: đứa bé — a minor
• Vietnamese: đứa trẻ — a minor
• Welsh: plentyn dan oed — a minor
• Yiddish: קינד (kind) — a minor
• Yoruba: ọmọdé — a minor
• Yucatec Maya: paal — a minor
• Zazaki: qeç (diq) — a minor
• Zazaki: doman (diq) — a minor
• Zhuang: lwgnyez — a minor
• Zulu: umntwana — a minor
• Zulu: ingane — a minor
• Azerbaijani: övlad — member of a tribe, a people or a race of beings
• Bashkir: бала (bala) — member of a tribe, a people or a race of beings
• Hebrew: בן (ben) — member of a tribe, a people or a race of beings
• Chinese Cantonese: 仔 (zai2) — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Czech: dcera — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Dutch: kind — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Finnish: lapsiobjekti — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Georgian: შვილობილი (švilobili) — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Greek: απότοκος (apótokos) — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Icelandic: barn — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Japanese: 子 (ko) — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Norwegian Bokmål: barn — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Portuguese: filho — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Russian: доче́рний (dočérnij) — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Swahili: mwana — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Swedish: barn — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Vietnamese: con — (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object
• Esperanto: ido — (mathematics) subordinate node