Results, child

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ことりkotori

noun:

  • (game of) catch-the-child
ここうぞうたいkokouzoutai

noun:

  • child structure - IT term
テーブルチェアTEEBURUCHEAテーブルチェアーTEEBURUCHEAAテーブル・チェアTEEBURU/CHEAテーブル・チェアーTEEBURU/CHEAA

noun:

  • child's seat which attaches to a table for eating - From English "table chair"
こうつういじkoutsuuiji

noun:

  • child orphaned from a traffic accident
おとしだねotoshidane

noun:

  • nobleman's illegitimate child
じそうjisou

noun:

  • child consultation center; child consultation centre - abbreviation 児童相談所
やせいじyaseiji

noun:

  • feral child
おめざomeza

noun:

  • type of candy given to a child after it wakes up from a nap; wake-up sweets
まんなかっこmannakakko

noun:

  • middle child
あいじaiji

noun:

  • beloved child
ねたこnetako

expression / noun:

こじゅんじょばんごうkojunjobangou

noun:

  • child-sequence-number - IT term
じょうしょしょうがいじjoushoshougaijiじょうちょしょうがいじjouchoshougaiji

noun:

  • emotionally disturbed child
いとito

noun:

  • young child (esp. a young girl) - archaism

prefix:

  • young
ゼロさいじZEROsaiji

noun:

  • child under a year old
あばれっこabarekko

noun:

  • naughty child; fretful kid; raging child
ぼうしboushi

noun:

  • dead child
いくメンikuMENイクメンIKUMEN

noun:

いくじしょikujisho

noun:

  • book on child-rearing
じどうかいしゅんjidoukaishun

noun:

  • child prostitution
ざいえんzaien Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • enrolment of a child in a kindergarten
こそうさkosousa

noun:

  • child-operation - IT term
したのこshitanoko

expression / noun:

  • younger child
いくじしせつikujishisetsu

noun:

  • child care facilities
ていのうじteinoujiirr.

noun:

  • feeble-minded child; poor scholar

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