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21 چھوٹا بچہ
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23 여자아이
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24 헝겊으로 만든 인형
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25 lappenpop
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26 schoothondje
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27 wurm
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28 dijete
child, coll kid, malo baby, young child, zaostalo dijete retarded child, neprilagođeno dijete maladjusted child, premotati dijete change the baby, čuvati djecu baby-sit* * *• elfin• brat• child• children• wean• infant• kiddy• kid• bantling• baby• bairn• babe• mite• moppet -
29 chiquillo
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30 младенец
infant* * ** * *infant, baby* * *babbabbiebabybairncheeperchildkidmoppettadweanlingyoungling -
31 ребенок
мн. - ребята и дети
child; infant; baby; kid разг.* * ** * *- ребята и дети child; infant; baby; kid разг.* * *babbabbiebabybairnchildkidkinchinkindergartenermoppetpapoosetadweanlingyoungling -
32 lutkica
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33 kruszyn|a
Ⅰ f 1. (okruszek) crumb- kruszyna chleba a breadcrumb- zjeść coś do ostatniej kruszyny to eat sth (down) to the last crumb2. pieszcz. (dziecko) moppet pot.; (kobieta) tiny woman 3. Bot. alder buckthorn Ⅱ kruszynę adv. pot. (odrobinę) [zmienić się, odpocząć] a bitThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kruszyn|a
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34 kruszyn|ka
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kruszyn|ka
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35 крошка
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37 mop
1 [grap] joke2 [koekje] ±shortcake, ±shortbread3 [deuntje] (popular) tune4 [meisje, vrouw] doll, moppet♦voorbeelden:1 een leuke/een goeie mop • a funny/good jokeeen schuine mop • a dirty jokemoppen tappen • crack jokeswat een mop!, da's ook een mop! • what a joke! -
38 Püppchen
n1. dolly2. moppet3. poppetnugs. [hübsches, naives Mädchen]dolly bird [esp. Br.] coll.plmoppets
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Moppet — Mop pet, n. [From 3d {Mop}.] 1. A rag baby; a puppet made of cloth; hence, also, in fondness, a little girl, or a woman. [1913 Webster] 2. (Zo[ o]l.) A long haired pet dog. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
moppet — endearing term for a baby, a girl, etc., c.1600, from M.E. moppe little child, baby doll (mid 15c.) + et, dim. suffix. The Middle English word also meant simpleton, fool, and may have been cognate with Low Ger. mop simpleton [Barnhart]. Or, if… … Etymology dictionary
moppet — [mäp′it] n. [dim. of ME moppe, rag doll < ?] Informal a little child: a term of affection … English World dictionary
Moppet — little girl (from moppet = doll) … Dictionary of Australian slang
moppet — Australian Slang little girl (from moppet = doll) … English dialects glossary
moppet — A term of endearment used especially to a young girl. It derives from ‘mop’, which was a playful term used to a baby in the fifteenth century. It appears to have meant something like ‘you silly thing’ at that time. The diminutive form ‘moppet’ … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
moppet — noun Etymology: obsolete English mop fool, child Date: 1601 1. archaic baby, darling 2. child … New Collegiate Dictionary
moppet — /mop it/, n. a young child. [1900 05; obs. mop rag doll, baby (see MOP1) + ET] * * * … Universalium
moppet — noun child … Wiktionary
moppet — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A young person between birth and puberty: bud1, child, innocent, juvenile, tot1, youngster. Informal: kid. Scots: bairn. See KIN, YOUTH … English dictionary for students
moppet — mop|pet [ˈmɔpıt US ˈma: ] n informal [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: mop stupid person, baby (14 16 centuries)] a small child … Dictionary of contemporary English