childminder

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• CMU ARPABET: CH AY1 L D M AY2 N D ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From child + minder.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: детегледачка (detegledačka) — person who looks after other people's children
• Czech: paní f na hlídání n dětí — person who looks after other people's children
• Dutch: oppas — person who looks after other people's children
• Dutch: kinderoppas — person who looks after other people's children
• Dutch: babysitter — person who looks after other people's children
• Dutch: babysitster — person who looks after other people's children
• Finnish: lastenvahti — person who looks after other people's children
• French: nourrice — person who looks after other people's children
• French: nounou — person who looks after other people's children
• French: gardienne d'enfants — person who looks after other people's children
• French: assistante maternelle — person who looks after other people's children
• French: maman de jour — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Babysitter — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Babysitterin — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Tagesmutter — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Tagesvater — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Kinderhüter — person who looks after other people's children
• German: Kinderhüterin — person who looks after other people's children
• Irish: feighlí páistí — person who looks after other people's children
• Polish: opiekunka do dziecka — person who looks after other people's children
• Volapük: cilikälädan — person who looks after other people's children