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English: offspring, child, children, kid sons or daughters; a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age they had three children; they were able to send their kids to college Español: hijo <-a>, niño <-a>, hijos, hija, ninzzo Português: a criança, filha, filho, menino Deutsch: das Kind Italiano: figli, figlio, bambino, marmocchio, figlio piccolo Româneşte: copil ไทย: เด็ก, ลูก, พยานรัก, บุตร, บุตรธิดา, โซ่ทองคล้องใจ, เลือดในอก, เลือดเนื้อเชื้อไข Magyar: gyerek, gyermek Български: дете, деца Suomi: lapsi, lapset, lapsukainen עברית: יֶלֶד ქართული: ბავშვი Slovenščina: otrok Esperanto: infano Íslenska: sakleysingi, barn, afkvæmi, óviti, krakki Sicilianu: figghiu <sm>, figghi <pl> |
简体中文: 繁體中文: 兒女, 孩子, 兒子或女兒, 后代, 小孩, 小孩兒, 小孩子, 仔, 子女 Русский: ребенок Português do Brasil: a criança, as crianças, os filhos, as filhas 日本語: Türkçe: çocuk Hrvatski: dijete, djeca Nederlands: kind, kinderen, koter, loot, spruit Čeština: dítě Svenska: barn Slovenčina: dieťa, potomok Norsk: barn ລາວ: ເດົກ Latviešu: bērns, bērni Euskara: seme-alabak, seme-alaba, haur, ume Lëtzebuergesch: Kand |
हिनदी: बच्चा बच्चे العربية: طِفل, إِبْن, <root> إبن, نجْل, <root> نجل, <brokenpl> أنجال, <brokenpl> نجال Français: enfant, môme Tiếng Việt: đứa bé Polski: dziecko, dziecię, pociecha, latorośl Bošnjački: dijete, dijeca Bahasa Indonesia: anak kecil, anak, budak, kanak-kanak Ελληνικά: παιδί, τέκνο Català: nen, filla, fill Dansk: barn, børn Shqipe: fëmijë, kalama Lietuviškai: atžala, palikuonis, vaikas Eesti: laps, lapsed Gàidhlig: leanabh, pàiste norsk: barn WordNet: 1 |
